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#1. You teach your younger brother the ‘walk the dog’ trick with his new yo-yo. A week later, you observe him independently performing ‘around the world’ and ‘cat’s cradle’ with the same yo-yo, even though you never explicitly taught him these additional tricks. What behavioral phenomenon is being demonstrated by your brother?

Stimulus generalization

Response generalization

Behavior maintenance

Overgeneralization

The scenario described is a classic example of response generalization The text clearly defines response generalization as occurring when a single stimulus the yoyo leads to multiple untaught responses around the world and cats cradle after only one response walk the dog was directly taught This is distinct from stimulus generalization which involves one response occurring across multiple stimuli The text also clarifies that this is not behavior maintenance as maintenance refers to the continued performance of a taught behavior not the spontaneous emergence of new related behaviors

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