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27 Cards in this Set
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Skinner’s analysis of VB
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focus on FUNCTION of Language
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Verbal Behavior
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All oral and non-oral forms of communication
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Verbal Behavior
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Mostly maintained by social reinforcement of some type
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Verbal Behavior
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OPERANT bx that is reinforced through mediation by other persons
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Audience
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An audience is all listeners who belong to a trained verbal community
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TACT
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Under Antecedent control of …
Non-verbal stimulus |
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TACT
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name/label many things…nouns, verbs, descriptions, relations, functions of items
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MAND
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Under antecedent control of an EO
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MAND
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Can be viewed as asking for something the speaker wants/needs, has a need for at the moment…
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Duplic
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Under control of VERBAL STIMULI
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Duplic
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Same form/topography; same word, same sign
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Duplic
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Identical, the stimulus and response
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Duplic
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3 types
Echoic Copy text Mimetic (motor imitation) |
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Echoic
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Mimicking a vocal verbal unit
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Echoic
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The responses will be exactly like the antecedent verbal stimuli
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Copy Text
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writing what you see…exactly
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Mimetic
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Imitating a non-verbal vocal unit, like a sign or gesture
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Codic
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Antecedent stimuli is verbal (not necessarily vocal)
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Codic
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Is identical (point to point correspondence)
Not same topography/form |
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Codic
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Reading text
Transcribing Finger spelling what you hear Saying what you see finger spelled |
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Intraverbals
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Under antecedent control of verbal stimuli
Not identical and doesn’t share form/topography The stimuli and response look totally different |
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Receptive Language
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Under antecedent control
Mand to comply |
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Skinner’s view of language:
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functional
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Verbal Behavior is
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operant
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Verbal Behavior is
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* Form of communication
* Maintained mostly by social reinforcement |
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speaker is
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individual emitting the verbal response
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listener is
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The individual the speaker interacts with
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