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Zoey63294

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You are watching a cumulative recorder that is connected to a small disk in a chamber. The pigeon has been trained to peck the disk when a red light is turned on, and not to peck the disk when a green light is turned on. What should you observe when the green light is turned on, based on this information?

◦ The pen on the cumulative recorder will start to move downward.
◦ The cumulative record will be shaped like a staircase, rather than a series of scallops.
◦ The slope of the line on the cumulative recorder will be shallower than when the red light is turned on.
◦ The roll of paper in the cumulative recorder will stop moving.
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