Any stimulus that, when removed, increases the likelihood that a behavior will continue is called a(n)
A)positive reinforcer.
B)negative reinforcer.
C)conditioned stimulus.
D)unconditioned stimulus.

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A negative reinforcer is a stimulus that, when removed, increases the likelihood that a behavior will continue. Positive reinforcers add a stimulus to increase behavior, conditioned stimuli are learned through association, and unconditioned stimuli are naturally occurring.

Any Stimulus That, When Removed, Increases the Likelihood That a Behavior