Sharon has learned that her language arts teacher is happy to answer her questions but that her biology teacher discourages questions. Sharon, therefore, asks questions in language arts but not in biology.
In behaviorist terminology, Sharon is:

a) being shaped.
b) undergoing extinction.
c) showing generalization.
d) showing discrimination.

Showing discrimination

Explanation:

Sharon learned that while her language arts teacher happily answers her questions, her biology teacher always discourages questions. This led to Sharon asking questions in language arts class but not in biology. This shows that Sharon is showing discrimination.

Discrimination is the recognition and understanding of the distinctions that exists between one thing and another. Discrimination is the distinguishing differences between individuals or treating someone as an inferior based on their sex, age, and race.

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