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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is working with a client in a group home setting. The BCBA designs an intervention where the client can choose to participate in a group activity, which provides a larger, more preferred reinforcer upon completion, or work independently on a task, which yields a smaller, less preferred reinforcer. Both options are continuously available, and the client’s choice dictates which reinforcement contingency is in effect. What type of reinforcement schedule is the BCBA utilizing?

Multiple schedule

Mixed schedule

Chained schedule

Concurrent schedule

A concurrent schedule of reinforcement is characterized by the simultaneous presentation of two or more independent schedules of reinforcement each for a different response allowing an individual to choose between them In this scenario the client has a clear choice between two distinct activities group work vs individual work each leading to a different reinforcement outcome bigger vs smaller reinforcement Both options are always available and the clients choice determines which schedule they engage with This aligns perfectly with the definition of a concurrent schedule A multiple schedule involves alternating different schedules in the presence of distinct discriminative stimuli A mixed schedule involves alternating schedules without distinct discriminative stimuli Chained schedules involve a sequence of responses each with an associated stimulus where the consequence of one step serves as the SD for the next

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