concurrent schedules

concurrent schedules of reinforcement

[@kellybeechler5252]

You guys are my FAVORITE. I found ya'll when I was in school for ABA, now I'm studying for the exam and I take it in less than a month!! The humor in your videos help relieve the stress and anxiety surrounding the exam. AND, the way you simplify and explain everything is SO SO helpful! THANK YOU for all the time and effort you've put into these!!!

[@PsychCore]

Best of luck and thanks for following!

[@kellybeechler5252]

@@PsychCore thank you so much! Quick question on phone cases- will you guys be making some for the iPhone 13?! That "Life simplified" case has me cracking up and I would love to get one :) Want to support in any way I can, too!

[@PsychCore]

@kellybeechler5252 sure why not! We need to update that inventory. Can you emails us at [e-mail] and we will get it all figured out?

[@sevdatayeb8450]

could u give an example of this from our own day to day like?

[@ExpiredyourFace]

Give..us...more!!! Lol All of the schedules! Compound, alternative, etc 😁😎

[@PsychCore]

Happy now? We gave you more. 😂😂😂

[@ExpiredyourFace]

@@PsychCore Super happy!! Ha ha

[@timemajoffe6075]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! REALLY HELPS ME AND THEY ARE FUN!!!

[@PsychCore]

YOU’RE WELCOME!! THANKS FOR WATCHING!!

[@taylorrobeug2044]

1:26 youre welcome

[@PsychCore]

Thanks Taylor, it's hard to cut crap when the editor/ speaker thinks it's funny.

[@taylorrobeug2044]

@@PsychCore i like your style its all good.

[@PsychCore]

And I like giving Ryan a hard time 😆 I guess thats a style. Thanks for watching Taylor.

[@taylorrobeug2044]

@@PsychCore Question if you can answer that would be awesome! What is the difference between an alternating treatment (ATD) and a Multielement design (MD)? Now from watching your content I learned that ATD can rapidly change conditions regardless of level of responding even after 1 data point you can switch it up. And you are comparing the conditions to see which is more effective? Now in the MD no baseline is needed at all (thats the only thing i see that is different even if that is right) and you can use this to find a really good intervention it may look like A-B-C and then A-B-C again to see response differentiation between the treatment conditions to establish a functional relation. The MD does not have high levels of control and is vulnerable to sequence effects. My question again is, What The Hell Is The Difference between the two! I cannot figure it out.

[@taylorrobeug2044]

I think I found the answer to or atleast part of it by reading: The multielement design is used by randomly alternating treatments each session. This will produce three data paths along the same graph, if comparing three interventions (Cooper, Heron, & Heward, 2019, p. 180). But I still cannot tell the difference