Psychology, asked by koolkarkiswastiksk, 11 months ago

In operant conditioning, what is a cue?

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Answered by mishka93

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In operant conditioning, a cue is a stimulus that happens just prior to the operant behavior and that signals that performing the behavior may lead to reinforcement

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