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The tool crib at a large manufacturing company is responsible for providing tools to the factory workers on demand. The tool crib has a variable demand. Historically, its demand has ranged from 220 to 500 small tools per day with an average of 360. Diane, the tool crib attendant, works eight hours a day, five days a week. Each order is for one small tool and each small tool takes Diane 1 minute to retrieve from the bins.
Diane has been asked to consider plans to add the retrieval of larger tooling fixtures to her duties. She anticipates that there would be an average of 10 tooling fixtures per day requested. Each tooling fixture would take Diane 4 minutes to retrieve.
What is the average waiting time, in minutes, if Diane continues to be the only worker that would retrieve the small tools as well as the larger tooling fixtures?
Positive Reinforcers
Stimuli that, when introduced following a behavior, increase the likelihood that the behavior will occur again in the future.
Strengthen Behaviors
Techniques used to increase the frequency or likelihood of a desired behavior, often through reinforcement.
Variable-Interval Schedule
A schedule of reinforcement where a response is rewarded after an unpredictable amount of time has passed, leading to a steady, consistent response rate.
Reinforcement
Reinforcement is a principle in behavioral psychology where a behavior is encouraged or strengthened by a consequence following the behavior.
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