Multiple Choice
In order to get a reward, a rat must first walk across a seesaw to get a rope, pull on a rope to ring a bell which accompanies the opening of a tunnel, walk through the tunnel, and finally climb over a wall to obtain food on the other side. In this scenario, walking through the tunnel serves as the _______ for ringing the bell, and it serves as the _______ for climbing over the wall.
A) conditioned reinforcer; primary reinforcer
B) primary reinforcer; conditioned reinforcer
C) conditioned reinforcer; SD
D) occasion setter; conditioned reinforcer
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