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Meanings of reinforcer in English

Portuguese
revestimento
Catalan
reforç
Spanish
reforzador

(Psychology) a stimulus that strengthens or weakens the behavior that produced it.

revestimento
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Examples for "reinforcement"
Examples for "reinforcement"
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This reinforcement raised the confidence of the little party in the hut.
The Gilpins and their Fortunes: A Story of Early Days in Austral...
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Here, we investigated whether cannabinoid-opioid interactions modulate motivational effects of food reinforcement.
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Third, our recent demonstration should delay a reinforcement action on their part.
The Big U
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These results add evidence to the reinforcement of the IEB by SNS.
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Cutting was reinforcement: physical proof that I was damaged, not worth saving.
Ebony
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The fixed-time schedules were kept constant while the magnitude of the reinforcing stimulus was varied across three levels (low, medium, and high).
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Usage of reinforcer in English
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Sensitivity to magnitude ratio, however, fell short of sensitivity to reinforcer-rate ratio.
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Conversely, HDAC inhibition did not decrease self-administration for the natural reinforcer sucrose.
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The magnitude of the reinforcer was manipulated independently of the reinforcer ratio.
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Here, we investigated cocaine-mediated effects on reward learning using a natural food reinforcer.
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Thus, this game of chance served as an alternative reinforcer to smoking cocaine.
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The degree of carryover from component to component depended on the reinforcer rate.
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Smaller-reinforcer choices produced one token immediately; larger-reinforcer choices produced three tokens following a delay.
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Three different overall reinforcer rates were arranged across conditions.
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During these manipulations, the obtained reinforcer rates on constant arranged schedules also frequently changed systematically.
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The components were arranged in random order, and no signals differentiated the component reinforcer ratios.
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The iPad is now the reinforcer, the official carrot.
The Guardian
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Seven different reinforcer ratios were arranged within each session, without cues identifying them, and separated by blackouts.
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The dose-response effect of nicotine then was compared with the effects of increased reinforcer magnitude on responding.
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This inpatient study examined whether binge self-administration of cocaine could be altered by an immediate, non-drug reinforcer.
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No signals differentiated the different reinforcer ratios.
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The slope of the discounting function changed with presentation orders of the delays to the larger reinforcer.
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Translations for reinforcer
Catalan
reforç
Reinforcer through the time
Reinforcer across language varieties
United States of America
Common