Direction of one organism's attention toward specific objects, events, or locations within an environment as a result of another organism's action is called:
A) observational conditioning.
B) stimulus enhancement.
C) imitation.
D) emotional contagion.

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Stimulus enhancement refers to a situation where an individual's attention is drawn to a particular object, event, or location because another individual's behavior makes that object, event, or location more noticeable. This does not necessarily involve the observer learning a new behavior through imitation, but rather becoming more interested in or aware of something because someone else is interacting with it.

Direction of One Organism's Attention Toward Specific Objects, Events, or Locations