A Task in Which the Discriminative Stimulus Is the Length

question 1

Multiple Choice

A task in which the discriminative stimulus is the length of time of an event is referred to as a task.

• A)time shaping
• B)interval training
• C)duration estimation
• D)time conditioning

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