Which of the following is not a tactic for programming stimulus generalization?
A)making the training situation as similar as possible to the test situation, and if possible, training in the test situation
B)programming common stimuli by developing the target behavior to stimuli that are present in both training and test situations
C)training sufficient response exemplars
D)training sufficient stimulus exemplars

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Training sufficient response exemplars is a tactic for programming response generalization, not stimulus generalization. Stimulus generalization involves the process where a conditioned response is triggered by stimuli that are similar but not identical to the original conditioned stimulus. The tactics for promoting stimulus generalization include making the training situation similar to the test situation, programming common stimuli, and training sufficient stimulus exemplars.

Which of the Following Is Not a Tactic for Programming