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Stimulus Equivalence |
new accurate responding where the behavior was never taught |
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3 relations |
reflexivity symmetry transitivity |
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reflexivity |
Matching things that are exactly the same (Picture to picture, Word to word) |
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symmetry |
reversability A=B, then B=A (spoken word dog <--> picture of dog) |
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Transitivity |
the final test for "stimulus equivalence" is derived (untrained) stimulus - stimulus relation -(picture to written word) you never were taught to match those two together |
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Standard group design approach |
Gives group average, not specifics on individuals |
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Understanding behavior |
to understand behavior, is to say that A causes B, (not that B just follows A) |
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What is a functional relationship |
a cause and effect between a dependent variable and an independent variable |
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what does experimental control mean |
ask yourself, do i see control over a behavior |
