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B.F. Skinner's law of effect said when a response is followed by a reinforcing stimulus, the rate of response increases. So when a response produces a reinforcing stimulus, responses per unit of time (rate) increases. He said the response strengthens. He said when the rate increases, the probability of response increases. So how can I convert, for example, a rate of five responses per minute into a probability number between 0 and 1? Is that possible?
I anticipate your replies.
Dave in New Jersey
I anticipate your replies.
Dave in New Jersey