A detector for a unique configuration of two cues such as a certain tone and light is known as:
A) similarity-based generalization.
B) acquired equivalence.
C) negative patterning.
D) configural nodes.

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Configural nodes refer to the concept in psychology where a detector or system is designed to recognize a specific combination or configuration of cues, such as a unique pairing of a tone and a light. This concept is used to explain how organisms can learn to respond to specific combinations of stimuli rather than just individual stimuli.

A Detector for a Unique Configuration of Two Cues Such