Paul and Micheal sell magazine subscriptions by telephone. Paul is paid $1.00 for every five calls he makes, while Mike is paid$1.00 for every subscription he sells, regardless of the number of calls he makes. Paul's telephoning is reinforced on a <u>fixed-interval</u> schedule, whereas Mike's is reinforced on a <u>variable-ratio</u> schedule.
<h3><u>What is a fixed-interval timetable?</u></h3>
The initial response is rewarded only after a predetermined period of time has passed in fixed-interval schedules. This schedule results in rapid responses near the end of the interval but slower responses right after the reinforcer are given. A fixed-interval (FI) schedule consists of two parts:
- It calls for the passage of a certain amount of time before reinforcement will be supplied in response to a response, and
- No response during the interval is reinforced; only the first response after the interval's completion is reinforced.
<h3><u /></h3><h3><u>What is the variable-ratio schedule?</u></h3>
A schedule of reinforcement known as a variable ratio schedule rewards a behavior after a predetermined number of responses. High, consistent response rates are the result of this type of timetable. Because they believe that the subsequent reaction might be the one they need to receive reinforcement, organisms are persistent in responding.
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Process Costing system involved several processes or departments under which the next department receives partially completed product from the previous department. The first department receives the raw material and it does not receive any output from other department.
Hence except the first department, each department receives output from the prior department as a partially processed product.
Hence the answer is <u>True.</u>
Answer:
Chuck must be less than $260,000
Explanation:
The economic decision rule is: Do it if that marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost and Since Chuck was unwilling to purchase the house at $260,000, we can deduce that the marginal benefit of purchasing the house must be less than $260,000 due to the fact that the seller turns down the offer but says she will sell the house for $260,000.
Answer:
Net Pay $3094.10 is the answer.
Explanation:
Gross pay $4600
Less: Social Security (4600*6.2%) 285.20
Less: FICA (4600*1.45%) 66.70
Less: Federal tax withheld 644
Less: contribution for health insurance 50
Less: contribution for retirement plan (4600*10%) 460
Net Pay $3094.10
Answer: $197,600
Explanation: Don Co is making a sale to Cologne GmbH and on the date of the transaction there is an exchange rate called the spot rate. Don Co will record in its books the value of the transaction on the set date at the spot rate which is:
200,000 euros @ .988
= $197,600
on the date of the settlement of the debt by Cologne GmbH, the spot rate is also considered which will be 200,[email protected] .995 = $199,000
Note that on the payment date, the exchange rate has gone up and now Don Co has a higher receivable value that what is in its book.
the difference of $1,400 ($199,000-$197,600) will now be noted in the books of Don Co as an exchange gain on the transaction.