Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Variable Interval

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between variable interval reinforcement schedules and variable ratio reinforcement schedules?

• A) Variable interval reinforcement schedules are a type of continuous reinforcement schedules, whereas variable ratio reinforcement schedules are a type of intermittent reinforcement schedules.
• B) Variable interval reinforcement schedules are intermittent reinforcement schedules that are based on time, whereas variable ratio reinforcement schedules are intermittent reinforcement schedules that are based on behaviors.
• C) Unlike variable interval reinforcement schedules, with variable ratio reinforcement schedules, consequences are delivered following a specific number of behaviors.
• D) Unlike variable interval reinforcement schedules, with variable ratio reinforcement schedules, consequences follow a behavior only after a fixed time has elapsed.

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