Compound Schedules: Chained vs. Tandem

Chained vs. tandem schedules

[@breannadalton2892]

I have been watching your videos for years to study. Thank you so much for sharing these!

[@kelsey5776]

These are great videos and they explain this difficult concept so well, when I looked at charts and texts and it didn’t stick. Thank you!

[@loispeters1588]

tandem would be completing ikea furniture when you have no directions

[@smroth5252]

Would tandem be like an escape room? You have to do things in the room to get out. It you don’t know until you do it?

[@cherycecampbell-davis703]

Great examples!

[@ChristopherBuccaTaylor]

This is perfect; I'm imagining the games Portal and Myst on a tandem bike together not really knowing where they're going.

[@PsychCore]

The Myst games are literally my (Ryan) favorite games of all time.

[@mariaangelica8101]

great explanations! Thank you!!!

[@falcorzed]

Tandem like a grocery list? You walk down the aisle and pick stuff up as it appear and cross of list?

[@ExpiredyourFace]

Bravo Ryan!! Now i will provide some reinforcement for making this video....but not sure when to give it to you lol Provide Ryan Sr+ for an amazing job...or....prepare for the super bowl....or study for my BCBA exam...🤔🤔

[@melissacharron9078]

Are you on a tandem schedule when you go into an escape room? For example, let's say you know that the objective is to find the key to get out, but you're thrown into the room and have to tinker with miscellaneous items until you stumble upon something that provides reinforcement (e.g., a clue) for the next step? And you have to repeat this until you find all the clues and eventually the key?

[@tiffanyphillips9957]

Would a scavenger hunt count as a type of tandem schedule?