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Mimi

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A schedule in which reinforcement is delivered contingent upon an average number of occurrences of the target behavior is a:
 
  a. Variable ratio schedule.
  b. Fixed ratio schedule.
  c. Fixed interval schedule.
  d. Variable interval schedule.

Question 2

Physical restraint is considered a(n) ___________.
 
  a. conditioned aversive stimulus
  b. unconditioned aversive stimulus
  c. overcorrection
  d. exclusion timeout



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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