Which Is NOT True About Discriminative Stimuli

question 59

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT true about discriminative stimuli?

• A) They are important for both punishment and reinforcement.
• B) They can be based on any sense, including taste and smell.
• C) They can be used by humans but not by other animals.
• D) They act as signals for the consequences of behavior.

Recognize the distinction between knowledge and belief in the context of religion.

Explore the relationship between morality and belief in God according to various philosophers.

Understand the concept of religious incarnation and divine immanence.

Evaluate the criticisms of religious arguments and concepts.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Impairment

A decline in cognitive functions such as memory, problem solving, and attention, beyond what might be expected from normal aging.

Placebo Effect

The beneficial effect on a patient's condition resulting from a person's expectations or beliefs, rather than from an active ingredient in a treatment.

Alzheimer's Patients

Individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, a progressive neurological disorder that causes memory loss and cognitive decline.

Sensory Stimulation

The process of activating one's senses using various stimuli, such as touch, taste, and sound, to enhance neurological development and function.