Question

learned reinforcer that develops its reinforcing properties because of its association with primary reinforcers
secondary percept
secondary reinforcer
secondary stimuli
secondary stimulation
secondary stressor

Explanation:

In psychology, a secondary reinforcer is a learned reinforcer that gains its reinforcing properties through association with primary reinforcers. Primary reinforcers are things like food, water, and shelter that satisfy basic biological needs. Secondary reinforcers, such as money or praise, become rewarding because they are linked to primary reinforcers over time.

Answer:

B. secondary reinforcer