Adding "ed" to the ends of verbs to indicate past tense illustrates:
A)stimulus generalization due to conceptual learning
B)response generalization due to sharing a common characteristic
C)response generalization due to equivalence classes
D)stimulus generalization due to equivalence classes

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Adding "ed" to the ends of verbs to indicate past tense is an example of response generalization because it involves applying a learned response (adding "ed") to different stimuli (different verbs) based on their shared characteristic of being verbs that need to be changed to past tense.

Adding "Ed" to the Ends of Verbs to Indicate Past