Primary reinforcers are best described as formerly neutral stimuli that have become reinforcers because they have been associated with conditioned reinforcers.

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Primary reinforcers are unlearned and biologically important stimuli that are naturally reinforcing, such as food, water, and sex. They do not need to be associated with conditioned reinforcers to be effective.

Primary Reinforcers Are Best Described as Formerly Neutral Stimuli That