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... response availability , etc. ) . The second instance occurs when two different stimuli are followed by identical responses . Case 2 Stimulus A Stimulus B Response A Response A We " explain " this performance identity by positing a ...
... response availability , etc. ) . The second instance occurs when two different stimuli are followed by identical responses . Case 2 Stimulus A Stimulus B Response A Response A We " explain " this performance identity by positing a ...
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... RESPONSE REPERTOIRE FEATURES The adequacy of attentional and relational processes does not insure adaptive performance . The individual must also be capable of exhibiting the requisite responses in a given situation . If this response ...
... RESPONSE REPERTOIRE FEATURES The adequacy of attentional and relational processes does not insure adaptive performance . The individual must also be capable of exhibiting the requisite responses in a given situation . If this response ...
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... response available , however , the organism may have consequence options ( again , identical or non - identical ) . This schema is illustrated below . Identical Non - Identical Response Consequence A molecular analysis suggests that in ...
... response available , however , the organism may have consequence options ( again , identical or non - identical ) . This schema is illustrated below . Identical Non - Identical Response Consequence A molecular analysis suggests that in ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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