A Discriminative Stimulus Is Important Because

question 67

Multiple Choice

A discriminative stimulus is important because:

• A)it helps in distracting an individual from performing the target behavior.
• B)its occurrence helps to eliminate a target behavior.
• C)it signals that a positive reinforcement will occur.
• D)it is incapable of eliciting a target behavior.

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Definitions:

Learning Theory

A framework that describes how individuals acquire, retain, and recall knowledge and skills.

Individual

Pertaining to or characterizing a single, separate person or entity, often emphasizing uniqueness or personal identity.

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The mental process of focusing one's attention or cognitive resources on a specific task, subject, or activity.

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A natural and periodic state of rest for the mind and body, characterized by altered consciousness and reduced interaction with environment.