Limited hold in an FI/LH schedule can be exemplified by the amount of time a passenger waits at a bus stop for a bus to arrive.

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Limited hold in an FI/LH schedule refers to a scenario where after a fixed interval of time has passed, a response (like pressing a lever) will be reinforced, but only if it occurs within a certain limited window of time. The example of waiting at a bus stop does not accurately represent this because the arrival of the bus is not contingent on the passenger's response within a limited time after a fixed interval.

Limited Hold in an FI/LH Schedule Can Be Exemplified by the Amount