Matching law is: A. The tendency for the relative rate of response between options to match the relative rate of reinforcement for the options. B. The tendency to respond on a stimulus that matches the discriminative stimulus. C. The tendency for the response of the organism to closesly match the modeled response. D. The tendency for the relative rate of reinforcement for options to match the relative rate of response between the options.

A. The tendency for the relative rate of response between options to match the relative rate of reinforcement for the options.

Explanation:

Matching law is a study carried out which shows the behaviour of an individual when offered an arrays of alternatives. That is, what someone would find meaningful to do rather than the other options available for him or her at that particular moment.

Example, For Umit who has an option of studying for his exams of hanging out with his friends, He might choose to study for his exams because it is more reinforcing in his behaviour than hang out with his friends.

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a would be the answer