In stimulus enhancement, the probability of a behavior is changed because:
A) someone else displays the same behavior.
B) an individual's attention is drawn to an item or location by the behavior of another individual.
C) one individual teaches another individual how to respond.
D) the stimulus is physically altered by a model.

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Stimulus enhancement refers to a situation where an individual's attention is drawn to a particular item or location because of the behavior of another individual, making it more likely that the observer will interact with the same item or location. This does not necessarily involve teaching or imitation but rather an increased likelihood of a behavior due to attention being directed towards a specific stimulus.

In Stimulus Enhancement, the Probability of a Behavior Is Changed