Howard can tell from the way his baby cries whether she is hungry, needs changing, is sick, or is tired. This is an example of:
A) generalization.
B) discrimination.
C) sensory preconditioning.
D) negative patterning.

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Howard's ability to distinguish between different types of cries from his baby is an example of discrimination. Discrimination in this context refers to the ability to perceive and respond differently to various stimuli, in this case, the different reasons behind a baby's cry.

Howard Can Tell from the Way His Baby Cries Whether