An operant class is:
A) All of the variations of behavior that produce the environmental changes required for reinforcement
B) The different types of reinforcers that can be produced by a particular behavior
C) All of the stimuli that set the occasion for a particular behavior
D) A specific instance of a stimulus-behavior-reinforcer relation

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An operant class refers to all the variations of behavior that produce the specific environmental changes necessary for reinforcement. It encompasses the idea that different behaviors can lead to the same outcome or reinforcement, highlighting the variability and flexibility in behavior that achieves the same goal.

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