Vollmer and Bourret’s (2000) discovery that the proportion of two- versus three-point shots attempted by basketball players matches the proportion of points obtained suggests that shot-making in basketball is to some extent reinforced on a _____ schedule. a) VR b) VI c) VT d) DRH
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- Vollmer and Bourret's discovery that the proportion of two- versus three-point shots attempted by basketball players matches the proportion of points obtained suggests that shot-making in basketball is to some extent reinforced on a variable ratio (VR) schedule.
- This schedule tends to produce a high and steady rate of responding, which in this case relates to the players attempting shots in the game.