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urbanoutfitters

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In a classic study, Guttman and Kalish trained pigeons to peck a disc of a particular color, and then gave them the opportunity to peck ________.
 
  a. discs of various colors
  b. discs of various shapes
  c. discs of various sizes
  d. objects other than discs

Question 2

The kind of generalization your text focuses on is ______.
 
  a. response generalization
  b. stimulus generalization
  c. reciprocal generalization
  d. discriminated generalization



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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