question archive Pierce and Cheney (2017), "in most cases, people who follow self-generated rules satisfy the requirements of the schedule, obtain reinforcement, and continue to follow the rule" (p
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Pierce and Cheney (2017), "in most cases, people who follow self-generated rules satisfy the requirements of the schedule, obtain reinforcement, and continue to follow the rule" (p.151). This would be one person jogging in a marathon while another person might run or sprint to the finish line. The person jogging might set the contingency that they will not get tired as fast and cross the finish line if they pace themselves. While the other person running or sprinting might set their contingency of running or sprinting to get to the finish place quicker than most runners.
Can you give other examples of assumption of generality of schedule effects
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