Incentive Learning Refers to a Subject's

Multiple Choice

Incentive learning refers to a subject's

A) knowledge of how vigorously to perform a behavior, depending on the incentive linked to the behavior.
B) knowledge of the reinforcer due to previous exposure.
C) development of an expectation about which incentives are signaled by a particular occasion setter.
D) development of different incentive preferences after being presented with multiple reinforcer options.