A mechanism by which organisms are able to distinguish between the conditioned stimulus, which elicits a conditioned response, and other stimuli, which do not elicit the conditioned response.

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Stimulus discrimination is the process by which organisms learn to respond differently to various stimuli based on their experiences. In this context, it refers to the ability to distinguish between a conditioned stimulus, which triggers a conditioned response, and other similar stimuli that do not elicit that response.

A Mechanism by Which Organisms Are Able to Distinguish Between