The Mediation of Behavior Through Responses to Cues in the World

question 14

Multiple Choice

The mediation of behavior through responses to cues in the world is known as:

• A) stimulus sampling theory.
• B) distributed representation.
• C) discrimination learning.
• D) stimulus control.

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