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differential reinforcement of low rate
differential reinforcement of low rate Differential reinforcement of low rate is an operant learning procedure in which reward is available only when responses are kept infrequent, typically by waiting a fixed amount of time before responding.
Differential reinforcement of low rate is an operant learning procedure in which reward is available only when responses are kept infrequent, typically by waiting a fixed amount of time before responding. Responding too often lowers performance because it reduces access to reinforcement.