How Do the Procedures of Whole-Interval DRO and Spaced-Responding DRL

question 20

Multiple Choice

How do the procedures of whole-interval DRO and spaced-responding DRL differ?​

• A) ​DRO reinforces absence of behavior and DRL reinforces decreased rate of behavior
• B) ​DRO resets the interval if the behavior occurs but DRL does not
• C) ​DRO is used to decrease behavior and DRL is used to eliminate behavior
• D) ​A and B

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