Which of the following is not an advantage of establishing stimulus control without errors?
A)Errors consume valuable time.
B)If an error occurs once, it tends to occur many times even though it is being extinguished.
C)Establishing a mastery criterion without errors leads to increased generalization.
D)The absence of reinforcement when errors are being extinguished often produces emotional side effects.

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Option A, B, and D all highlight the advantages of establishing stimulus control without errors, such as saving time, reducing the likelihood of repeated errors, and avoiding emotional side effects. Option C, however, is not an advantage but rather an outcome of establishing stimulus control without errors, as a mastery criterion without errors does indeed lead to increased generalization.

Which of the Following Is Not an Advantage of Establishing