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Multiple schedule

Two or more schedules for one response that alternate, each correlated with its own discriminative stimulus.

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A green card signals that requests for attention are honored; a red card signals they are not.

Can you spot multiple schedule in a scenario?

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BCBA B.10 · Concepts and PrinciplesCompound schedules: concurrent, multiple, mixed, and chained
BCBA G.5 · Behavior-Change ProceduresBuilding motivating operations and discriminative stimuli into interventions

Abative effect
Abolishing operation
Antecedent intervention
Chained schedule
Compound schedule
Concurrent schedule

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