In the context of reinforcement theory, schedules in which the amount of time that must pass before a reward is given can change from one reward period to another are termed:
A) fixed interval schedules.
B) variable interval schedules.
C) fixed ratio schedules.
D) variable ratio schedules.

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Variable interval schedules are characterized by varying the amount of time between rewards, making the reward unpredictable and based on the passage of time, not a specific number of responses.

In the Context of Reinforcement Theory, Schedules in Which the Amount