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When the Behavior Occurs, the Aversive Stimulus Is No Longer

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When the behavior occurs, the aversive stimulus is no longer removed.This is a definition of extinction of:

A) negatively reinforced behavior
B) an intermittently reinforced behavior
C) a potitively reinforced behavior
D) a continuously reinforced behavior

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