Occasion-Setting Properties of a Conditioned Stimulus Refer to the Ability

question 57

Multiple Choice

Occasion-setting properties of a conditioned stimulus refer to the ability of the conditioned stimulus to ______.

• A)lock conditioning of a new response to a previously used conditioned stimulus
• B)lock the conditioning of inhibition to a previously used conditioned stimulus
• C)facilitate responding to another conditioned stimulus
• D)facilitate the extinction of the conditioned response

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Definitions:

Verbal Fillers

Words or phrases, often lacking substantive information, used during speech to fill pauses or hesitations.

Pronouncing

The act of making the sound of a word or letters in the correct way.

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Imminent

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