The Four Schedules of Reinforcement in Behaviorism

[@7hcentertainment]

This was far better than reading my textbook

[@johnharrisjr2808]

I got a clear understanding of the reinforcement schedules. The examples brought more clarity

[@jillbeck6917]

Nice clear explanation of reinforcement schedules. I especially appreciate the examples as they help to conceptualize the abstract ideas.

[@virginiamurrey9139]

I had not quite grasped this concept previously when reading a textbook. This video was very helpful on explaining this concept.

[@wardellwhittaker859]

Love the life examples used for all reinforcement schedules. Made the video easy to understand.

[@wandamixon5360]

I appreciate the examples provided for the explanation of each schedule.

[@jj-et4sj]

Hi. Dr. Grande! I'm a Ph.d student from South Korea.
I have a question on one of your past videos regarding statistics but I was worried if you might not see the comment there. I apologize for commenting on an irrelevant video.
I found your video on two-way repeated anova really helpful. But I was hoping to ask you if applying a series of t-tests after 2 way repeated anova violates the Type 1 error. Is it just...okay for repeated two way anova? if so, could you explain why? T_T... Is it possibly the case that post hoc tests for repeated 2way anova do simply not exist ? or it exists but repeated paired-samples t-tests provide a richer information or something?
Thank you!

[@NighthawkMS]

Not much to add, other than this was a clear summation of reinforcement schedules.

[@sereiadebello6982]

Great Lesson. Got a T-shirt :)

[@DrGrande]

Thank you so much :)

[@ClaireVBrissonBanks]

Thanks!