An indiscriminable is a contingency in which the learner can discriminate whether the next response will produce reinforcement.

True or False?

false

False

Explanation:

An indiscriminable contingency is any useful method or strategy for the promotion of maintenance and generalization. It consists of arranging the contingency where reinforcement will be delivered on some but not to all occurrences of the behavior. In indiscriminable contingency, a learner is not able to predict which response will produce the reinforcement.

Hence the answer is FALSE.