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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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... responses and perform virtually every modeled behavior , they develop discriminations and imitate selectively when contingent rein- forcement is given for only specified matching responses . Actually , the " non - mediational " account ...
... responses and perform virtually every modeled behavior , they develop discriminations and imitate selectively when contingent rein- forcement is given for only specified matching responses . Actually , the " non - mediational " account ...
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Michael J. Mahoney. Response instructions subjects received information regarding the criti- cal response . In addition to ... RESPONSES -- 550 RESPONSES - 550 RESPONSES - - 550 RESPONSES : VIS FI4 M1 VR5 FIRST 30 MINUTES- LAST 30 MINUTES ...
Michael J. Mahoney. Response instructions subjects received information regarding the criti- cal response . In addition to ... RESPONSES -- 550 RESPONSES - 550 RESPONSES - - 550 RESPONSES : VIS FI4 M1 VR5 FIRST 30 MINUTES- LAST 30 MINUTES ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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