Almost anything could become a secondary reinforcer.

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Almost anything could become a secondary reinforcer.​

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Secondary reinforcers, also known as conditioned reinforcers or learned reinforcers, are stimuli that become reinforcing through their association with primary reinforcers. Thus, almost anything can become a secondary reinforcer, as long as it is consistently associated with primary reinforcers (such as food, water, sex, or social approval). Examples of secondary reinforcers include money, grades, tokens, praise, attention, applause, and many others.

Almost Anything Could Become a Secondary Reinforcer.​

Almost Anything Could Become a Secondary Reinforcer.