In errorless discrimination training, .
A)training continues until the animal or person makes no errors
B)subjects look on as well-trained models perform the response to be learned
C)generalization soon reappears -
D)the S is introduced in very weak form

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Errorless discrimination training involves introducing the S (stimulus) in a very weak form to gradually increase the chances of success and minimize errors. The goal is to prevent the subject from making errors during training to facilitate learning and minimize the need for correction. Option A is incorrect because the training does not necessarily have to continue until the subject makes no errors. Option B is referring to modeling, which is a different type of training. Option C is incorrect because generalization needs to be minimized in errorless discrimination training to prevent errors.

In Errorless Discrimination Training,