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What is the distinction between primary and secondary reinforcers?

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What is the distinction between primary and secondary reinforcers?

What is the distinction between primary and secondary reinforcers?

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A primary reinforcer is an object or event that is inherently reinforcing because it satisfies a biological need.
A secondary reinforcer is an object or event that is reinforcing as a result of learning.

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