The matching law predicts that 86 of responses should be emitted ...

[wenmo]

The matching law predicts that 86 of responses should be emitted on the VI 10-sec alternative and 14 on the VI 60-sec alternative. In reality, a pigeon emits 75 on the VI 10-sec alternative and 25 on the VI 60-sec alternative. This appears to be an example of
 
  A) bias.
  B) undermatching.
  C) overmatching.
  D) optimization.

Question 2

On a concurrent VI 15-sec VI 45-sec schedule, a pigeon responded twice as often on the VI 15-sec alternative. This is an example of
 
  A) matching.
  B) undermatching.
  C) overmatching.
  D) bias.

[phuda]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B

[wenmo]

Excellent

[bimper21]

Gracias!