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Contextual control of trigeminal sensorimotor function [PDF]
The Journal of Neuroscience, 1986 Simple actions, such as rhythmic tongue protrusions, forelimb facial strokes, and forelimb flails, are emitted by rats both during taste- elicited ingestion/aversion and during postprandial grooming. This study combined peripheral trigeminal deafferentation with a computer- assisted video analysis of action form to examine the use of cutaneous feedback
K C, Berridge, J C, Fentress
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CONTEXTUAL CONTROL BY FUNCTION AND FORM OF TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS [PDF]
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2007 This study investigated conditions leading to contextual control by stimulus topography over transfer of functions. Three 4‐member stimulus equivalence classes, each consisting of four (A, B, C, D) topographically distinct visual stimuli, were established for 5 college students.
David R, Perkins +2 more
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Functional Analysis of Behavior and Its Clinical Application
Bilişsel Davranışçı Psikoterapi ve Araştırmalar Dergisi, 2017 Many approaches to psychology and psychiatry have tried to explain behaviors etiologically. Functional contextualism, followed by radical behaviorism, and its application functional analysis of behavior can be considered as an alternative to mainstream ...
Kaasim Fatih Yavuz +1 more
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Stimuli with identical contextual functions taught independently become functionally equivalent [PDF]
Learning & Behavior, 2015 A novel learning process that does not require stimulus associations was explored in humans. The hypothesis was that two contextual stimuli taught in separate settings, with different stimuli, become equivalent if they accomplish identical functions with regard to the relations between the stimuli presented with them.
Luis Antonio, Pérez-González +3 more
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Getting Out of Language Cocoon: Cognitive Defusion
Bilişsel Davranışçı Psikoterapi ve Araştırmalar Dergisi, 2019 Treating thoughts directly in psychotherapies was disregarded until development of Cognitive Therapies. So-called distorted or irrational thoughts that are claimed to contribute psychopathology are subjected to Cognitive Therapies. In sessions, cognitive
Ahmet Nalbant, Kaasim Fatih Yavuz
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Positive behaviour support in South African Foundation Phase classrooms: Teacher reflections
South African Journal of Childhood Education, 2019 Background: The positive behaviour support (PBS) model is a model of response to address challenging behaviours of learners in schools that has proven to be effective in developed countries.
Veronica M. Dwarika
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Contextual classification with functional Max-Margin Markov Networks [PDF]
2009 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2009 We address the problem of label assignment in computer vision: given a novel 3-D or 2-D scene, we wish to assign a unique label to every site (voxel, pixel, superpixel, etc.). To this end, the Markov Random Field framework has proven to be a model of choice as it uses contextual information to yield improved classification results over locally indepen ...
Munoz, Daniel +3 more
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Comparative Legilinguistics, 2017 This paper will explore the implications in relation to the possibility of making law students comprehend foreign legal terminology. The starting point of our analysis, our hypothesis, will be that the law student is not necessarily equipped with ...
Antonios Emmanuel PLATSAS
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CONTEXTUAL CONTROL OF EQUIVALENCE‐BASED TRANSFORMATION OF FUNCTIONS [PDF]
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2002 The transformation of functions refers to the untrained acquisition of stimulus functions among members of stimulus equivalence classes or relational frames. Although it is widely assumed that contextual control over the transformation of functions must exist, this has not yet been conclusively demonstrated in laboratory studies.
Michael, Dougher +4 more
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Belief functions contextual discounting and canonical decompositions
International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, 2012 In this article, the contextual discounting of a belief function, a classical discounting generalization, is extended and its particular link with the canonical disjunctive decomposition is highlighted. A general family of correction mechanisms allowing one to weaken the information provided by a source is then introduced, as well as the dual of this ...
Mercier, David +2 more
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