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Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Addendum 16A: Behavioral EconomicsAddendum 16B: Schedules and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Multiple and Mixed Schedules
Two schedules alternate:
Multiple: A different stimulus accompanies each one
Mixed: They both operate in the presence of the same stimulus
๏Two pigeon keys:
๏The schedule key, on which pecks may produce food
๏The observing key, on which pecks do not produce food but may change whether relevant stimuli are available on the schedule key
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
•A METHODOLOGICAL NOTE:
•Both the Limulus studies and the pigeon experiments use single subject designs.
•Our experimental methods have more in common with the methods of biology than with those of psychology.
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Chained and Tandem Schedules
A sequence of schedules must be completed (e.g., completing components A and B and C in that order produces a reinforcer):
Chained: A different stimulus accompanies each component
Tandem: Each component operates in the presence of the same stimulus
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Chapter 16: Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
• The initial links in concurrent chains are like doors, and the terminal links are like what’s behind them
• The pigeon’s pecks on the left key are like knocking on the left door and those on the right key are like knocking on the right door
• We judge which room the pigeon prefers on the basis of which door it knocks on (pecks) more often
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
Schedule Combinations: Behavior Synthesis
Multiple and Mixed Schedules: Observing ResponsesMultiple Schedules: Inhibitory Interactions Inhibition and Contrast in Sensory Systems
Chained, Tandem and Second‑Order Schedules Extended Chains: Attenuating Behavior Brief Stimuli: Amplifying Behavior
Concurrent Schedules: Matching and MaximizingConcurrent‑Chain Schedules: Preference Self Control
Behavior Synthesis: Natural ForagingSchedule Combinations: A Taxonomy
