Match the following examples with the MOST applicable concept below.
-You could readily discriminate between dark black and blinding white, so Professor Parilla pasted a green S^D on the black card and a green S^? on the white card. Then she asked you, what's a stimulus in the presence of which a response will be reinforced; and every time you touched the black card, she gave you a quarter spoon of crème Brule. After you got fifty hits of crème Brule in a row, she'd make the S^? card slightly greyer. By the time you'd gained 50 extra pounds, you were reliably touching the white S^D every time she asked you the S^D question. (Warning: You'll need to pair this with two best-fit concepts.)

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Errorless discrimination procedure &/or Fading procedureThe passage describes a procedure in which a stimulus (the green S^D on the black card) is gradually faded (made more similar to the other stimulus, the green S^? on the white card) as the participant learns to discriminate between the two stimuli. This is an example of an errorless discrimination procedure, which is a type of fading procedure that helps to prevent the participant from making errors during the discrimination learning process.

Match the Following Examples with the MOST Applicable Concept Below