An example of a discriminative stimulus might be a select one: a. the stimulus that acts as a cs in classical conditioning b. stop sign c. the white rat in watson's little albert study of producing phobias d. the stimulus that acts as a ucs in classical conditioning

The answer is "b. stop sign".


Discriminative stimulus refers to a term which is utilized in classical conditioning as a piece of the procedure known as operant conditioning. A discriminative stimulus is a sort of stimulus that is utilized reliably to pick up a particular reaction and that builds the likelihood that the coveted reaction will happen.