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Intermittent Reinforcement Generator

An extremely simple webpage which randomly determines whether you should administer a reward based on a target intermittent reinforcement percentage.

Theory

Intermittent reinforcement is the delivery of a reward at irregular intervals, a method that has been determined to yield the greatest effort from the subject. The subject does not receive a reward each time they perform a desired behavior or according to any regular schedule but at seemingly random intervals. (Source)

Dr. Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist at the Stanford University School of Medicine, explains why and how you might use this in his podcast episode How to Increase Motivation & Drive. He offers some additional practical advice in this interview.

Usage

https://schreifels.github.io/intermittent-reinforcement-generator/?pct=60

(This will result in a reward 60% of the time. Update the "60" in the URL to whatever value you like.)

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