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A fixed interval schedule is a reinforcement method that provides a reward at consistent times. Today's question of the day asked about this method - did you get the right answer? Let us know in the comments!
I loathe doing MCAT science passages because my mind often blanks out and wanders when I work on them. This occurs more when working on chem/phys and bio/biochem passages. Nevertheless, I still power through them and plan to do more. My preferred method of analyzing passages is outlining. I use highlighting more than…
Should I use post-phrasing on those questions? Should I interrogate the passages belonging to those questions? Should I skip those questions? Thank you so much!
Shouldn't the Delta G for the forward rxn be negative and the delta G for the reverse rxn be positive? Thanks!
I encountered a question about a moderator or a moderating variable, something I had not been exposed to before. I just want to make sure my understanding of a moderating variable is correct. In observational studies we have dependent variable and independent variables and a moderating variable is a separate variable that…
According to the equation on the right, L = the resistor's length. However, I looked at the diagram and saw no schematic symbol for resistors . From the explanation, I get the hunch that the switch is a resistor, but I still don't understand how L increased. Initially the switch was disconnected but present. After the…
I picked B because I learned for example 1 (on the right) that if we're given 2 reduction half reactions, we could get the oxidized half reaction's reduction potential by subtracting it. Thus, for B, I did "1.78V -(-0.32V)". Why am I wrong? Thank you!
I wanted to ask for clarification on the disulfide bond breakage question. The question specifically asks about the "breakage of a disulfide bond" and refers to the reduction of S-S to form two S-H groups. In this context, it seems that Option C clearly shows the breakage of the S-S bond into two thiol groups (S-H), which…
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