ABA glossary
Constant time delay
Definition
A time-delay procedure that starts with a few trials at zero seconds and then uses one fixed delay between the instruction and the prompt for the remaining trials.
Example from a session
After two 0-second trials, the RBT always waits 4 seconds before modeling the answer.
Can you spot constant time delay in a scenario?
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