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Advances in Psychology, 1996
Publisher Summary The chapter discusses stimulus classes and stimulus relations. Humans show remarkable forms of stimulus control based upon seemingly arbitrary relations among stimuli. Normal adults who are told that a bottle contains poison will probably avoid that bottle, perhaps for life.
Steven C Hayes +2 more
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Publisher Summary The chapter discusses stimulus classes and stimulus relations. Humans show remarkable forms of stimulus control based upon seemingly arbitrary relations among stimuli. Normal adults who are told that a bottle contains poison will probably avoid that bottle, perhaps for life.
Steven C Hayes +2 more
exaly +2 more sources
The Psychological Record, 2020
The Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) has been successfully used to analyze the strength of symbolic relations. Taking advantage of this, Bortoloti, de Almeida, de Almeida, and de Rose (Frontiers in Psychology, 10(954), 2019) reported a higher relational strength in equivalence classes containing happy faces than in those containing ...
Renato Bortoloti +3 more
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The Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) has been successfully used to analyze the strength of symbolic relations. Taking advantage of this, Bortoloti, de Almeida, de Almeida, and de Rose (Frontiers in Psychology, 10(954), 2019) reported a higher relational strength in equivalence classes containing happy faces than in those containing ...
Renato Bortoloti +3 more
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The Psychological Record, 1996
The major aim of the current study was to demonstrate that preexperimentally established verbal functions can be examined, and transferred to arbitrary stimuli, using the procedures adopted by relational frame theory. Ten subjects were first exposed to relational pretraining, similar to that employed by Steele and Hayes (1991), in order to establish ...
Bryan Roche, Dermot Barnes
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The major aim of the current study was to demonstrate that preexperimentally established verbal functions can be examined, and transferred to arbitrary stimuli, using the procedures adopted by relational frame theory. Ten subjects were first exposed to relational pretraining, similar to that employed by Steele and Hayes (1991), in order to establish ...
Bryan Roche, Dermot Barnes
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ARBITRARILY APPLICABLE COMPARATIVE RELATIONS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR A RELATIONAL OPERANT
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2007Nicholas M Berens, Steven C Hayes
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