ABA glossary
Chained schedule
Definition
Two or more signaled schedules presented in a set order, where completing one component produces the stimulus for the next and the terminal reinforcer follows the final component.
Example from a session
Completing FR 3 lights a signal, and then an FI 1 min component leads to the reinforcer.
Can you spot chained schedule in a scenario?
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