Stimulus Discrimination Is a Learned Ability to Differentiate Among Similar

question 85

True/False

Stimulus discrimination is a learned ability to differentiate among similar products.

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Definitions:

Weeks

Time units equivalent to seven days, used universally to organize and plan activities and events.

Attentiveness

The quality of paying close and continuous attention to something or someone.

Younger Infants

Infants typically ranging from birth to 12 months old, during which rapid physical and cognitive development occurs.

Older Infants

Infants typically between the ages of 9 to 12 months who are developing new skills such as crawling, standing, or beginning to walk.