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Give two examples of stimuli that are conditioned reinforcers but not tokens. Explain why they are conditioned reinforcers, and why they are not tokens.
Nuisance
An act, condition, or thing that interferes with the use or enjoyment of property or the general well-being of its inhabitants.
Invasion of Privacy
The violation of a person's right to be left alone, without their public or private information being disclosed without consent.
False Light
A legal claim involving publishing information that is misleading in a way that wrongly portrays someone, often considered a form of privacy invasion.
Libel
A false written or published statement that damages a person's reputation.
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