According to the Principles of Operant Conditioning, Natural Stimuli Such

question 467

Multiple Choice

According to the principles of operant conditioning, natural stimuli such as food and water that an organism naturally finds reinforcing are called

• A)secondary reinforcers
• B)conditioned reinforcers
• C)primary reinforcers
• D)discriminative reinforcers

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