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Celest Henry
on Dec 27, 2024Verified
A pigeon learns to peck at a disc lighted green to receive reinforcement, but not at a disc lighted red. This means that, for the pigeon, the colour of the disc is a
A) reinforcer or nonreinforcer
B) punisher or nonpunisher
C) generalisation stimulus
D) discriminative stimulus
Reinforcement
In behavioral psychology, reinforcement is a process by which a behavior is strengthened or increased in frequency by the consequence that follows it.
Green
A color perceived when light with a wavelength between approximately 495–570 nm is detected by the eye, commonly associated with nature and growth.
- Understand the significance of discriminative stimuli in molding behavioral patterns.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the significance of discriminative stimuli in molding behavioral patterns.
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