A student who is able to perform a learned behavior even if things such as instructional cues, materials, people, time of day, and settings change is said to have achieved stimulus generalization.

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Stimulus generalization occurs when a student can apply what they have learned to different situations, settings, or stimuli beyond those in the original learning context, indicating a broad understanding and application of the learned behavior.

A Student Who Is Able to Perform a Learned Behavior