Psychology: Learning and Memory: The principle that an organism, given a choice between multiple responses, will make a particular response at a rate proportional to how often that response is reinforced relative to the other choices

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The principle that an organism, given a choice between multiple responses, will make a particular response at a rate proportional to how often that response is reinforced relative to the other choices

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Define Matching law of choice behaviour (Hernstein, 1961)

Psychology: Learning and Memory

The principle that an organism, given a choice between multiple responses, will make a particular response at a rate proportional to how often that response is reinforced relative to the other choices

Define Matching law of choice behaviour (Hernstein, 1961)

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