In a feature-negative discrimination that results in occasion setting, the behavior is elicited by
A) the target.
B) the feature.
C) either the feature or the target.
D) the target when the feature is absent.

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In a feature-negative discrimination task that results in occasion setting, the behavior is elicited by the target stimulus only when a specific feature (or signal) is absent. This means the feature acts as a signal that modifies the meaning of the target, but the behavior is specifically triggered by the target in the absence of the feature.

In a Feature-Negative Discrimination That Results in Occasion Setting, the Behavior