You're shaping the force of Rudolph the rat's lever presses from around 8 grams to 100 grams. Initially a fair percentage of his lever presses are of 11 grams of force or above, although the majority are below 11 grams. Your next step should be to differentially reinforce presses of 11 grams or greater.

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Jadyn Ballard

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12 September, 19:47

You're shaping the force of Rudolph the rat's lever presses from around 8 grams to 100 grams. Initially a fair percentage of his lever presses are of 11 grams of force or above, although the majority are below 11 grams. Your next step should be to differentially reinforce presses of 11 grams or greater.

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Jasper Briggs · Answer 1

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In the given problem, it is essential that the applied force is proportional to the reaction and in the opposite direction. If the force is less than the estimated value, the necessary pressure will not be created. On the other hand, if the force is the same as or more than the estimated value, the required pressure will be created.