In the Presence of a Tone/light Cue, Pigeons Were Trained

Multiple Choice

In the presence of a tone/light cue, pigeons were trained to press a foot treadle to gain access to food or to avoid footshock.Subsequent investigations determined that responding in appetitive situations is more likely to be controlled by visual cues; responding in aversive situations by auditory cues.This demonstrates that

A) the type of instrumental response required is a determinant of stimulus control.
B) the sensory capacity of an organism is a determinant of stimulus control.
C) the type of reinforcement is a determinant of stimulus control.
D) the determinants of stimulus control are idiosyncratic.