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Below are three different schedules of reinforcement. Identify which schedule is depicted and predict the effect of the schedule on behavior.
1) An elementary school has a policy that prohibits students from running in the halls. The hall monitor waits by the cafeteria doors every morning from 8:00 until 8:30 looking for runners.

2) A teacher has his students complete all problems at the end of the chapter in their math text; however, he only grades the even ones.

3) A teacher gives unannounced quizzes, usually once per week, but sometimes more often.

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