Varying the acceptable responses during training or using behavioral momentum to increase low-probability responses are two strategies for programming:
A)stimulus generalization
B)response generalization
C)stimulus discrimination
D)behavior maintenance

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These strategies are aimed at promoting response generalization, which involves increasing the variety of responses or the situations in which a response is made, rather than focusing on the stimuli (stimulus generalization or discrimination) or the durability of behavior over time (behavior maintenance).

Varying the Acceptable Responses During Training or Using Behavioral Momentum