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A Pigeon Learns to Peck at a Circle for Food

Question 137

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A pigeon learns to peck at a circle for food. The fact that it also pecks at an oval describes

A) operant response substitution.
B) shaping.
C) operant stimulus generalization.
D) response chaining.

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