an SD functions by signaling the…
stimuli that evoke the same response form a…
the relative prominence of a stimulus is…
the process of shifting stimulus control from one antecedent to another is…
a graphic display of response strength across stimuli is a…
when differential reinforcement results in behavior occurring more often in the presence of some stimuli than others, this demonstrates…
when responding is controlled by irrelevant stimulus features, this demonstrates…
a stimulus in the presence of which a response has not been reinforced is an…
responding differently in the presence of different stimuli is…
all chairs functioning similarly despite appearance reflects a…
a stimulus in the presence of which a response has been reinforced is an…
stimulus control develops through…
responding to novel stimuli that share critical features is…
discrimination based on the relationship between two or more stimuli is…
when prior conditioning to one stimulus prevents a second stimulus from acquiring control, this is…
stimulus discrimination is established through differential reinforcement in the presence of the SD and…
when behavior occurs in the presence of stimuli that physically resemble the SD, this is…
when one stimulus property is so salient that it prevents other properties from gaining control, this is…
if A = B then B = A demonstrates…
the array of choices in matching-to-sample are the…