If used to increase behaviour, a smile, head nod and a wink can be considered
A) secondary reinforcers.
B) learned biological constraints.
C) primary reinforcers.
D) positive punishers.

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Secondary reinforcers are learned reinforcers that acquire their value through association with primary reinforcers. In this case, the smile, head nod, and wink are not inherently reinforcing, but instead acquire significance through the positive feedback and attention they receive from others, making them secondary reinforcers.

If Used to Increase Behaviour, a Smile, Head Nod and a Wink