What are the 2 steps involved in stimulus discrimination training?
What will be an ideal response?
The following two steps are involved in stimulus discrimination training: a) When the discriminative stimulus (SD) is present, the behavior is reinforced; and b) When any other antecedent stimuli are present except SD, the behavior does not get reinforced.
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function free of restraints, but only when that training can be provided in reasonable safety, is ______. a. Youngberg v. Romeo c. Wyatt v. Stickney b. O'Connor v. Donaldson d. Addington v. Texas
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a. situational influences b. personality traits c. mood factors d. selfish genes
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a) Harm to others b) Physical and social threats c) Physical threats only d) Social threats only