Ellen, an adult who has an intellectual disability, has just received a "token." Based on this information, it is most reasonable to assume that Ellen ________.

A) just received praise from a co-worker or family member
B) literally has received a token that can be traded for some good or privilege
C) is homeless, has been begging for money, and received a special coin to use
D) has successfully just completed a therapy program

In the context of disability services, a "token" typically refers to a physical token or coin that a person can earn or collect through completing certain tasks or exhibiting positive behaviors. These tokens can often be exchanged for rewards or privileges, such as extra free time, a special treat, or access to a preferred activity or toy. Therefore, it is most reasonable to assume that Ellen has received a physical token that can be traded for some good or privilege.