Through _____, one learns to differentiate between antecedent stimuli that signal reward and nonreward.
A)latent learning
B)response chaining
C)operant stimulus discrimination
D)operant stimulus generalization

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Operant stimulus discrimination is the process of learning to differentiate between antecedent stimuli that signal reward and nonreward in operant conditioning. Latent learning refers to learning that occurs without an apparent reinforcement, response chaining is the process of learning to link a sequence of behaviors together, and operant stimulus generalization is the tendency for a learned behavior to occur in response to stimuli that are similar to the original stimulus.

Through _____, One Learns to Differentiate Between Antecedent Stimuli That