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When you perform multiple t tests,you increase the Type II error rate to higher than an acceptable rate.
Contingent Reinforcement
A behavioral strategy where the provision of rewards or punishments is directly linked to the occurrence or non-occurrence of a specific behavior.
Rewards
Benefits or recognition provided to individuals or groups for their performance and achievements.
Continuous Schedule
A plan or system where operations or activities are carried out without interruption or breaks, often requiring a high level of coordination and resources.
Reinforcement Schedule
A plan or rule that determines how often a desired response will be reinforced in behavior modification.
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