A discriminative stimulus is typically viewed as __________.
A) something negative
B) a cue
C) promoting punishment
D) a warning

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A discriminative stimulus is a cue or signal that indicates the availability of a particular consequence or behavior. It does not necessarily have any inherently negative or positive connotations, nor does it promote punishment or serve as a warning in and of itself.

A Discriminative Stimulus Is Typically Viewed as __________