Training and testing parameters in formation of stimulus equivalence: methodological issues [PDF]
Research on stimulus equivalence has been prominent for more than 40 years in behavior analysis. The present article will focus on issues related to methodological considerations in stimulus equivalence research.
Arntzen, Erik
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Single-subject withdrawal designs in delayed matching-to-sample procedures [PDF]
In most studies of delayed matching-to-sample (DMTS) and stimulus equivalence, the delay has remained fixed throughout a single experimental condition. We wanted to expand on the DMTS and stimulus equivalence literature by examining the effects of using ...
Arntzen, Erik, Eilifsen, Christoffer
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Sign-reference equivalence research methods in humans and animals
Human language based on symbolization or sign-referent equivalence relations. The paper focuses on methods of studying the process of developing of sign-referent equivalence.
M.V. Samuleeva +2 more
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Contributions of stimulus equivalence paradigm for studying attitudes
According to the behavior-analytic approach, attitudes can be viewed as responses emitted based on a previous learning history. Stimulus equivalence paradigm, using procedures that simulate symbolic behavior in the laboratory, has made possible to ...
Tahcita Medrado Mizael +2 more
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Stimulus equivalence and intervention strategies for children with learning disabilities
Based on the stimulus equivalence paradigm, we planned and implemented an individualized intervention for two 7- and 8 years old girls with learning disabilities.
Raquel Maria de Melo, Patrícia Serejo
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Training conditional discriminations with fixed and titrated delayed matching to sample in children [PDF]
In a series of experiments, we investigated the effects of delayed matching-to-sample (DMTS) on responding in accordance with stimulus equivalence in children. In Experiment 1, 20 participants were assigned to either 3 s or 6 s DMTS.
Arntzen, Erik, Lian, Torunn
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Teaching Chemistry Based on the Stimulus Equivalence Model
This study aimed to verify the effects of a procedure, based on the stimulus equivalence model, to teach naming 10 chemical elements, from their symbolic representations and their respective numbers and atomic models.
Marcelo de Abreu César, Melania Moroz
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STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE: TESTING SIDMAN'S (2000) THEORY [PDF]
Sidman's (2000) theory regarding the origin of equivalence relations predicts that a reinforcing stimulus common to distinct equivalence classes must drop out of the equivalence relations. This prediction was tested in the present study by arranging class‐specific reinforcers, R1 and R2, following correct responding on the prerequisite conditional ...
Sara Tepaeru, Minster +3 more
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Establishing equivalence classes in children using familiar and abstract stimuli and many-to-one and one-to-many training structures [PDF]
In the present experiment, the effects of responding in accordance with stimulus equivalence were tested using one-to-many (OTM) and many-to-one (MTO) training structures and familiar and abstract stimuli. Sixteen typically developing children, ages 8 to
Arntzen, Erik, Nikolaisen, Silje Lunde
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Stimulus Equivalencies Through Discrimination Reversals [PDF]
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Delius, Juan +2 more
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