An adjunctive behavior is a response that is
A) likely to occur when reinforcers are delivered at regular intervals.
B) instinctive, competes with the instrumental response, and is elicited by the instrumental outcome.
C) elicited by exposure to aversive stimulation and promotes healing.
D) occurs when expected outcomes are devalued or withdrawn.

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Adjunctive behavior, also known as schedule-induced behavior, is likely to occur when reinforcers are delivered at fixed intervals, leading to excess behaviors that are not directly reinforced but are associated with the primary reinforcing schedule.

An Adjunctive Behavior Is a Response That Is