“The one thing that would be really important… when you find your partner making even the smallest progress, you want to reward disproportionately… you would never be going to the bathroom… if you didn’t give reinforcement for approximately good behavior.”

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Encourage participants to reward even the smallest progress disproportionately to reinforce positive behavior

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