Stimulus Equivalence Training Refers to Procedures in Which

question 42

Multiple Choice

Stimulus equivalence training refers to procedures in which

• A)two different stimuli are trained to elicit different responses.
• B)the same response to two or more different stimuli results in different reinforcers.
• C)two or more different stimuli are treated in the same fashion.
• D)the same response to a single stimulus is rewarded with different outcomes.

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Definitions:

Actions

Behaviors or acts taken by individuals, often in response to internal or external stimuli.

Environment

Refers to the surrounding conditions and factors that influence living organisms, including natural, social, and built contexts.

Sensorimotor Substage 4

A phase in Piaget's developmental theory, typically occurring between 8 to 12 months of age, where infants begin to understand object permanence and initiate goal-directed actions.

Secondary Circular Reactions

The behavior characteristic of the third substage of Piaget’s sensorimotor stage, in which babies repeat actions to produce interesting changes in their environment.