The Instrumental Behavior of Dogs Trained on a Go/no-Go Discrimination

The instrumental behavior of dogs trained on a go/no-go discrimination task was controlled by the stimulus cue's quality.Dogs trained to lift a right or left leg learned to respond to the location of the cue.This demonstrates that

A) the type of reinforcement plays a role in determining stimulus control.
B) the stimulus salience plays a role in determining stimulus control.
C) the type of response required plays a role in determining stimulus control.
D) overshadowing plays a role in determining stimulus control.