A Discriminative Stimulus Is

question 88

Multiple Choice

A discriminative stimulus is

• A) the same thing as a reinforcer.
• B) the same thing as a conditioned stimulus.
• C) a cue that indicates the probable consequences of an operant response.
• D) a cue that indicates whether the unconditioned stimulus will be pleasant or aversive.

Appreciate the value and characteristics of meganational and transnational strategies in global operations.

Comprehend the significance of local and subsidiary human capital investment in modifying operations and offerings for different markets.

Examine the distinction between critical behaviors and KPIs and their impact on organizational success.

Identify the strategic importance of human resource services in global business operations.

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Definitions:

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