A Discriminative Stimulus Is Typically Viewed as __________

question 464

Multiple Choice

A discriminative stimulus is typically viewed as __________.

• A) something negative
• B) a cue
• C) promoting punishment
• D) a warning

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Definitions:

Accurate

Refers to the correctness, precision, and freedom from error or mistakes in information, measurements, or outcomes.

Member Skills

Refers to the abilities and competencies that individual members of a group or organization possess, contributing to the collective effectiveness.

Improve

To make or become better through changes or modifications.

Cross-Functional Teams

Teams composed of members from different departments within an organization, working together towards a common goal.