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form - topography of response
function - cause of the response, includes environmental variables |
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| behavior that is reinforced through the mediation of another person - NOT VOCAL! |
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| a unit - functional relation between a type of responding and the same independent variables that control nonverbal behavior (MO, Sd, consequences) |
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| mand, tact, echoic, interverbal, textual, transcription |
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| controlled by MO and specific reinforcement, speaker asks for what he wants or needs |
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| verbal operant controlled by a nonverbal discriminative stimulus and generalized conditioned reinforcement - speaker labels items |
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| point to point correspondence |
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| beginning, middle and end of stimulus match the beginning, middle and end of the response |
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| controlled by a verbal sd and generalized conditioned reinforcement. The response and SD have point to point correspondence and formal similarity |
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| sd and response share the same sense mode and physically resemble one another |
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| controlled by a verbal SD and generalized conditioned reinforcement. No point to point correspondence. Conversations! |
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| controlled by a verbal SD and generalized conditioned reinforcement. Point to point correspondence, no formal similarity. Reading without implying comprehension. |
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| controlled by spoken verbal stimulus and generalized conditioned reinforcement. Point to point correspondence, no formal similarity. |
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| verbal stimulus with point to point correspondence and formal similarity |
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| verbal stimulus without point to point correspondence or formal similarity |
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| verbal stimulus with point to point correspondence without formal similarity |
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