What Is a Discriminative Stimulus

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Multiple Choice

What is a discriminative stimulus

• A) the same thing as an unconditioned stimulus 
• B) a cue that indicates whether the unconditioned stimulus will be pleasant or aversive 
• C) the same thing as a reinforcer 
• D) a cue that indicates the probable consequences of an operant response

Recognize the concept of self-monitoring and its impact on behavior consistency across different situations.

Learn about the stability of personality traits across time and situations, and the evidence supporting both stability and change.

Understand the concept of reciprocal determinism in the interaction between individuals and their environments.

Explore the psychological and physiological correlates of personality traits and behaviors.

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Definitions:

Compliance Principle

A psychological concept where individuals change their behavior due to explicit or implicit pressure from others, often to align with societal or group norms.

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The act of opposing or defying the instructions or control exerted by those in positions of power or command.

Authority Figure's Expectations

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