For a student, seeing a large "A" marked at the top of a test could be
A) a conditioned reinforcer.
B) a secondary reinforcer.
C) a generalized reinforcer.
D) All of these are correct.

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The large "A" marked at the top of a test can act as a conditioned reinforcer because it is a learned indicator of success, a secondary reinforcer because it is not inherently rewarding but has become rewarding through association with primary reinforcers (like approval or success), and a generalized reinforcer because it is likely to be reinforcing in many different situations due to its broad association with positive outcomes.

For a Student, Seeing a Large "A" Marked at the Top