Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars

Research on the functional independence of tacts and mands is mixed. The conditions under which tact training transfers to mands are unclear. The current study evaluated whether multiple exemplars of tact training followed by mand training would result in the independent transfer from tacts to mands...

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Main Author: Shea, Jessica Lauren
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Published: Scholar Commons 2013
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spelling ndltd-USF-oai-scholarcommons.usf.edu-etd-59662015-09-30T04:43:01Z Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars Shea, Jessica Lauren Research on the functional independence of tacts and mands is mixed. The conditions under which tact training transfers to mands are unclear. The current study evaluated whether multiple exemplars of tact training followed by mand training would result in the independent transfer from tacts to mands. It was shown that all three participants started manding for the item independently during tact training after one sequence of tact training followed by mand training. 2013-01-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/4769 http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5966&context=etd default Graduate Theses and Dissertations Scholar Commons behavior analysis edibles labeling requesting verbal behavior Behavioral Disciplines and Activities
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edibles
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edibles
labeling
requesting
verbal behavior
Behavioral Disciplines and Activities
Shea, Jessica Lauren
Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
description Research on the functional independence of tacts and mands is mixed. The conditions under which tact training transfers to mands are unclear. The current study evaluated whether multiple exemplars of tact training followed by mand training would result in the independent transfer from tacts to mands. It was shown that all three participants started manding for the item independently during tact training after one sequence of tact training followed by mand training.
author Shea, Jessica Lauren
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title Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
title_short Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
title_full Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
title_fullStr Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
title_full_unstemmed Verbal Operant Transfer with Mands and Tacts Using Multiple Exemplars
title_sort verbal operant transfer with mands and tacts using multiple exemplars
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