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| var·i·a·ble-in·ter·val sched·ule (plural var·i·a·ble-in·ter·val sched·ules) |
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U.S. rule for delivering reinforcements at intervals: in operant conditioning, a rule for delivering reinforcements after varying amounts of time, e.g. at intervals averaging one minute.
See also variable-ratio schedule
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