A Discriminative Stimulus Is Best Described As

question 157

Multiple Choice

A discriminative stimulus is best described as:

• A)a stimulus that provides the organism with a cue for making a certain response in order to obtain reinforcement.
• B)as any object,event,or experience that causes a response,or a reaction of an organism.
• C)a stimulus that cues the person about which schedule of reinforcement is being used in operant conditioning.
• D)the stimulus that Watson used to make Little Albert scared of all fuzzy things.

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