In the Peak Shift Effect, Discrimination Training Results in a Maximum

question 99

Multiple Choice

In the peak shift effect, discrimination training results in a maximum response to:

• A) the nonrewarded stimulus.
• B) the rewarded stimulus.
• C) a stimulus value that is closer to the nonreinforced stimulus value.
• D) a stimulus value that is far away from the nonreinforced stimulus value.

Understand how to manipulate and extract specific components (seconds, minutes, hours, month number) from time and date values in Excel.

Learn to round numbers, including times to the nearest specified interval, and understand rounding functions (ROUND, ROUNDDOWN, ROUNDUP).

Know how to control the calculation options in Excel, including manual and automatic updates of formulas.

Understand how to use the COUNT function and its variations to count cells based on different criteria.

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