Answer:
Clark
Explanation:
He thinks this because most of the sentence are a "we" so he trusted clark very well (theres probaly another reasoning but its Clark)
It is <span>c. they're convenient.
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Answer:
a. Variable interval reinforcement schedules are intermittent reinforcement schedules that are based on time, whereas variable ratio reinforcement schedules are intermittent reinforcement schedules that are based on behaviors
Explanation:
Variable here means number of responses/behaviours or amount of time between reinforcements vary or change. Interval means schedule works with time or is based on time between reinforcements hence the name variable interval reinforcement. Ratio here means the schedule is based on the number of responses between reinforcements hence the name variable ratio reinforcement schedule. Both reinforcement occur randomly or inconsistently and none is fixed or specified, this is why the variable is there, but they now differ by "time" and "behavior"
Answer: i believe its A or ( It is warm and sunny in most of both states).
Explanation:in hawaii it is known for its aweome tempatures in the high 80's its nice to swim and do other activities outside. California is also known for its heat and its usally always nice and warm out.
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Answer:
To improve the process capacity, which tasks should Emily and Frank be assigned to?
Emily can be assigned to take orders which means that she would be assigned to the 30 seconds tasks
Frank will be assigned to making the coffee which means that the 60 second task will be in Frank's name.
What is the new process capacity and the new bottleneck(s)?
Earlier, it took 1 minute and 30 seconds to get done with one order by one staff member, either Emily or Frank. Now, while emily would be taking the order, Frank would start with the order. It would take a total of 1 minute to complete one entire order.
Work capacity has been increased by 30 seconds if both staff members are assigned a separate task.