Pacing the presentation of educational materials according to a student's unique level and rate of learning is best exemplified by ________ computer software programs.
A) respondent behavior
B) adaptive learning
C) variable-interval
D) secondary conditioning

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Adaptive learning computer software programs adjust the presentation of educational materials based on a student's unique level and rate of learning. Respondent behavior refers to a behavior that is elicited by a specific stimulus, variable-interval is a type of reinforcement schedule, and secondary conditioning refers to the process of pairing a neutral stimulus with a previously conditioned stimulus to elicit a response. None of these are related to pacing educational materials for individual learners.

Pacing the Presentation of Educational Materials According to a Student's