reloj

reloj

A stimulus some dimension of which varies systematically with time, usually measured from the preceding reinforcement but possibly from some other point. (E.g., FI + clock means reinforcement on Fl in the presence of such a stimulus.)

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Psychology; Behavior analysis

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consecuencia

Psychology; Behavior analysis

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Psychology; Behavior analysis

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