Acquired equivalence will most likely take place when two stimuli A) are associated with different but equally appealing stimuli (e.g., cookies, chocolate milk). B) are in the same stimulus dimension (e.g., both are tones) and are associated with different stimuli. C) are associated with the same stimulus (e.g., light $\rightarrow$ shock, tone$\rightarrow$ shock). D) are used as the S^Dand S^Δin one discrimination (e.g., red +, green -), and then reversed in the next discrimination (red -, green +).

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Acquired equivalence occurs when two stimuli become equivalent in the mind of the subject because they are associated with the same outcome or consequence, as described in option C.

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