Answer: Stimulus control training is the process of teaching a simple behavior by rewarding closer and closer approximations of the desired behavior.
Step-by-step explanation:
Stimulus control training in behavioral psychology is a control phenomenon that occurs when an animal or an individual behaves in a certain way to a given stimulus and then behaves in another way in the absence of the same stimulus. In other words stimulus control training alters or modifies the behavior of organisms.
Stimulus control training is based on conditioning which allows the trainer to give commands that will be obeyed. This form of training gives allows the subject to pay attention and be on alert and look out cues that help in completing the desired action so as to get rewarded.
The stimulus modification in behavior can either be called discriminative stimulus(Sd) or stimulus delta (S-delta). This discriminative stimulus or stimulus- delta controls the performance of certain behaviors in organisms.