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Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research and Treatment, 1996
The experimental analysis of verbal and rule-govemed behavior is one area that potentially has much relevance to applied clinical settings, including the assessment and treatment of pedophilia. Much of the interaction between therapists and clients takes place in a verbal context. Since the publication of Skinner's Verbal Behavior in 1957, however, not
Joseph J Plaud
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Dimensions of Rules and Their Correspondence to Rule-Governed Behavior

European Journal of Behavior Analysis, 2013
I present an account of different types of rules in terms of form and function, their dimensions, and their correspondence to rule-following behavior. I identify five dimensions of rules (as verbal stimuli) and relate them the listener’s behavior (rule-following) and the listener’s history of contingencies. This classification is according to rule: (a)
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Setting and Applying Appropriate Rules Governing Patron Behavior

Public Library Quarterly, 2005
Abstract This article outlines the steps for establishing an effective patron behavior policy, one based on existent state and federal law. Along with delineating the process, the authors suggest draft language that library leaders can use as they draft their own policies.
Glen E. Holt, Leslie Edmonds Holt
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Rule-Governed Behavior in Behavior Analysis

1989
The field of behavior analysis,1 committed to a basic science of human behavior, has never had an easy time of it. Two different but related criticisms have plagued the field. First, it has been argued that the rich workings of mental life stand in the way of a science attempting to explain all human behavior in terms of physical laws.
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