Which of the following allows operant conditioners to account for the effects or antecedents to behavior on changing behavior?
A) Discriminative stimuli
B) Determining stimuli
C) Vicarious stimuli
D) Discrepent stimuli
E) Distinctive stimuli

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Discriminative stimuli are signals or cues in the environment that indicate the availability of reinforcement for a certain behavior. They allow operant conditioners to account for how antecedents, or events preceding behavior, influence behavior by changing the likelihood of a behavior occurring based on the presence or absence of a discriminative stimulus.

Which of the Following Allows Operant Conditioners to Account for the Effects