If a Stimulus (That Does Not Elicit a Particular Response)is

Multiple Choice

If a stimulus (that does not elicit a particular response) is closely followed in time by a second stimulus that elicits a particular response, then the first stimulus will come to elicit the response that was elicited by the second stimulus.This is the definition of the principle of:

A) positive reinforcement
B) operant conditioning
C) counterconditioning
D) respondent conditioning