A Behavior Is More Likely to Occur in the Presence

question 53

Multiple Choice

A behavior is more likely to occur in the presence of stimuli that are more similar to the discriminative stimulus than it is in the presence of stimuli that are less similar to the discriminative stimulus.This is called a:​

• A) ​stimulus class
• B) ​generalization gradient
• C) ​cause-effect relationship
• D) ​discrimination gradient

Comprehend the relationship between the t-distribution and the normal distribution as degrees of freedom increase.

Grasp the general form and components of interval estimates for population means and proportions.

Recognize the characteristics and appropriate use cases for the t distribution.

Understand how to compute necessary sample sizes for making interval estimates with unknown population standard deviations.

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