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Stopping at a red light and not at a green light is an example of:____. a. discrimination. b. habituation. c. a cognitive map. d. generalization.

Stopping at a red light and not at a green light is an example of:____. a. discrimination. b. habituation. c. a cognitive map. d. generalization.
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Stopping at a red light and not at a green light is an example of:____.

a. discrimination.
b. habituation.
c. a cognitive map.
d. generalization.

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rhe answer is d i got a 100 when i put tht

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100

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