Specific voluntary, observable actions such as answering yes-no questions, solving math problems, and riding a bike are called
A) behaviors.
B) operant conditioners.
C) stimuli.
D) positive reinforcers.

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These actions are examples of behaviors, which are responses or reactions to various stimuli or situations. They are not operant conditioners, stimuli, or positive reinforcers themselves, but rather actions or reactions that can be observed and measured.

Specific Voluntary, Observable Actions Such as Answering Yes-No Questions, Solving