Automated Training for Retarded Persons
Automated Training for Retarded Persons
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RG met the acquisition criterion (10 consecutive correct responses for 3 consecutive sessions) for an identity conditional discrimination with two sample stimuli (5 & 6) within 5 sessions. However, despite a number of manipulations, including adjustments in the inter-trial interval (ITI) and time out (TO) parameters (from 1.5 to 15 seconds and from 2 to 60 seconds, respectively), changes in the schedule parameters of food presentation for correct responses (from an FR 1 to an FR 2 , 3, 4, and 5...), varying the criterion for entrance into the 2 comparison component (between 1 and 5 consecutive correct responses) , and the 35 manual change of stimulus positions within each trial (begun on the 56th session) , RG did not meet the acguisition criterion for any more stimulus pairs. The phase change of manually switching stimulus positions was initiated because, although the relation between samples and comparison stimuli did not appear to exert control over his behavior, RG obtained frequent reinforcement by apparently learning some of the hard-wired sequences of correct comparison stimulus positions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RG met the acquisition criterion (10 consecutive correct responses for 3 consecutive sessions) for an identity conditional discrimination with two sample stimuli (5 & 6) within 5 sessions. However, despite a number of manipulations, including adjustments in the inter-trial interval (ITI) and time out (TO) parameters (from 1.5 to 15 seconds and from 2 to 60 seconds, respectively), changes in the schedule parameters of food presentation for correct responses (from an FR 1 to an FR 2 , 3, 4, and 5...), varying the criterion for entrance into the 2 comparison component (between 1 and 5 consecutive correct responses) , and the 35 manual change of stimulus positions within each trial (begun on the 56th session) , RG did not meet the acguisition criterion for any more stimulus pairs. The phase change of manually switching stimulus positions was initiated because, although the relation between samples and comparison stimuli did not appear to exert control over his behavior, RG obtained frequent reinforcement by apparently learning some of the hard-wired sequences of correct comparison stimulus positions.
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