Sentence examples for reinforced response from inspiring English sources

Brackney and colleagues' [ 45] account of how a tandem requirement reduces bout initiation rate implies that the effectiveness of reinforcement declines with the temporal distance between the reinforced response (bout initiation) and the reinforcing event (food) [ 66, 67].

If the higher rate of visits to the neutral holes in SHR is caused by a genuine discrimination problem, it will cause problems for how we calculated the delay-of-reinforcement gradients because the underlying logic is that a reinforced response will be repeated in the same hole in the next fixed interval.

A significant decrease in Ki67 staining reinforced response in the BT474 treated group compared to BT474 controls (P =.02).

For each reinforced response, the animal received saccharin (0.13%, 0.33 ml), maltodextrin (5%, 0.33 ml) or cocaine (250 µg/0.1 ml).

Hence, recruitment of cancer cells to the S-phase of the cell cycle by ATP might sensitise oesophageal cancer cells to a reinforced response to established chemotherapeutic drugs.

For example, in an FI20 or a DRL20 schedule, a response will not be reinforced until at least 20 sec have elapsed since the previously reinforced response.

The PCB-exposed monkeys discussed above also displayed increased response rates and a concomitant decrease in the number of reinforced responses on a differential reinforcement of low rate (DRL) schedule, which punishes failure to inhibit inappropriate responding (Rice 1998).

The ability to inhibit reinforced responses is widely studied using the Differential Reinforcement of Low rates (DRL) preparation in both humans [ 8- 13] and animals [ 14- 18].

We tested 167 children on a DRL20 (20 sec) reinforcement schedule, and recorded IRTs and the number of reinforced responses across the session.

Response inhibition capacity (RIC), the ability to withhold instrumentally reinforced responses, is compromised in ADHD.

The inability to inhibit reinforced responses is a defining feature of ADHD associated with impulsivity.