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In a positive contrast effect, a decrease in the rate of _____ on one component of a multiple schedule is followed by an increase in the rate of _____ on the other component.
 
  A) reinforcement; response
  B) response; reinforcement
  C) response; response
  D) reinforcement; reinforcement

Question 2

In a negative contrast effect, an increase in the rate of _____ on one component of a multiple schedule is followed by a decrease in the rate of _____ on the other component.
 
  A) response; reinforcement
  B) reinforcement; response
  C) response; response
  D) reinforcement; reinforcement



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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