In shaping a dog to “shake,” the command “shake” would be the . when the dog slightly moves its paw, this would be a(n .

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In shaping a dog to “shake,” the command “shake” would be the . when the dog slightly moves its paw, this would be a(n .

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Photon Photon · Answer 1 · 2017-04-04T12:43:09+02:00

Photon Photon

04-04-2017

In shaping a dog to “shake,” the command “shake” would be the discriminative stimulus. When the dog slightly moves its paw, this would be an operant behavior.

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In shaping a dog to “shake,” the command “shake” would be the ________. when the dog slightly moves its paw, this would be a(n ________.

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In shaping a dog to “shake,” the command “shake” would be the . when the dog slightly moves its paw, this would be a(n .