A verbal response to a verbal stimulus where the correspondence between stimulus and response is arbitrary and derived from the verbal community is:

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A verbal response to a verbal stimulus where the correspondence between stimulus and response is arbitrary and derived from the verbal community is an example of an intraverbal behavior. In intraverbal behavior, the verbal behavior is not controlled by nonverbal aspects of the environment or by the speaker's own prior verbal behavior.

A Verbal Response to a Verbal Stimulus Where the Correspondence