An occasion setter can be thought of as a cue that
A) disrupts ongoing responding.
B) enhances ongoing responding.
C) provides a context for the meaning of another cue.
D) creates an ambiguous context for the meaning of another cue.

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An occasion setter is a cue that provides a context for the meaning of another cue, indicating when a certain cue-response relationship is valid. It does not directly trigger a response but modifies the interpretation or significance of other cues.

An Occasion Setter Can Be Thought of as a Cue