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#1. On Christmas Eve, a father wraps all of his son’s gifts in Superman wrapping paper and all of his daughter’s gifts in Barbie wrapping paper. The most likely behavioral outcome this will facilitate in the children is

A. The children will functionally engage in interverbals related to their gifts.

B. The children will differentiate their responses when opening gifts.

C. The children will discriminate between their own presents and their sibling’s presents.

D. The children will comply with instructions for opening gifts more readily.

This scenario directly illustrates stimulus discrimination By wrapping the presents in distinct visually different papers the father is creating different stimuli Superman paper vs Barbie paper to which the children are expected to respond differently ie select their own presents Discrimination refers to the process where an organism responds differently to two or more stimuli Response differentiation as mentioned in the text refers to changes in the topography of a response which is not the primary outcome here There is no information provided to suggest interverbal training or increased compliance with general instructions for opening gifts the focus is on identifying and selecting the correct stimuli presents

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