Draw the mechanism and product for the following elimination. 
Definitions:
Primary Reinforcer
A stimulus that satisfies basic survival instincts such as food, water, and warmth, and doesn't require learning to become effective.
Conditioned Reinforcer
a stimulus that gains its reinforcing power through association with a primary reinforcer, used to increase the likelihood of a specific response in operant conditioning.
Reinforcing Power
The ability of a stimulus to increase the likelihood of the repetition of a behavior when it is presented following that behavior.
Course Grades
The formal assessment of a student's performance in a course, often represented by letters or numbers.
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