A stimulus that,when present,signals the availability of reinforcement is referred to as a:

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A discriminative stimulus is a signal that indicates the availability of reinforcement. It can be a visual or auditory cue that the behavior will result in a certain outcome (reinforcement or punishment). A conditioned stimulus refers to a previously neutral stimulus that can elicit a response after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus. Negative and positive reinforcers refer to the consequences of behavior, rather than the signaling of those consequences.

A Stimulus That,when Present,signals the Availability of Reinforcement Is Referred