The subjects in the Herrnstein and Loveland study (1964), __________, learned to respond to __________ through __________.
A) rats; several similar tones; generalization training
B) dogs; specific cats; discrimination training
C) young children; the concept of animal; discrimination training
D) pigeons; the concept of human beings; discrimination training
E) rats; the concept of animal; discrimination training

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Pigeons in the Herrnstein and Loveland study learned to respond to the concept of human beings through discrimination training, demonstrating their ability to categorize and recognize images of humans among various non-human objects.

The Subjects in the Herrnstein and Loveland Study (1964), __________