Most children quickly learn to tell the difference between the voice tones of adults that are associated with punishment from those associated with praise or affection. This learned ability is called
A)a spontaneous recovery.
B)stimulus discrimination.
C)stimulus generalization.
D)place learning.

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Stimulus discrimination is the learned ability to differentiate between similar stimuli based on their associations with different outcomes, such as punishment or praise. In this context, children learn to distinguish between different tones of voice and their associated meanings.

Most Children Quickly Learn to Tell the Difference Between the Voice