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Stimulus Class Formation in Humans and Animals
of: T.R. Zentall, P.M. Smeets (Eds.)
Elsevier Trade Monographs, 1996
ISBN: 9780080541792
Format: PDF
Copy protection: DRM
Front Cover
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Stimulus Class Formation in Humans and Animals
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Copyright Page
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Contents
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Preface
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Part I: Introduction
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Chapter 1. On the Origins of Behavior Structure
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Part II: Functional and Equivalence Classes in Animals
24
Chapter 2. An Analysis of Stimulus Class Formation in Animals
26
Chapter 3. Stimulus Generalization and Hierarchical Structure in Categorization by Animals
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Chapter 4. Acquired Equivalences and Mediated Generalization in Pigeon's Matching-to-Sample
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Chapter 5. Categorical Class Formation by an African Grey Parrot (Psittacus erithacus)
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Part III: Functional and Equivalence Classes in Humans
102
Chapter 6. Derived Stimulus Control: Are there Differences among Procedures and Processes
104
Chapter 7. Mediating Associations, Essentialism, and Nonsimilarity-Based Categorization
122
Part IV: Equivalence Classes: Stimulus Control Variables
146
Chapter 8. Stimulus Classes and the Untrained Acquisition of Stimulus Functions
148
Chapter 9. New Procedures for Establishing Emergent Matching Performances in Children and Adults: Implications for Stimulus Equivalence
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Chapter 10. Stimulus Equivalence: A Class of Correlations or a Correlation of Classes
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Chapter 11. Implications of a Stimulus Control Topography Analysis for Emergent Behavior and Stimulus Classes
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Part V: Equivalence Classes: Verbal Behavior
230
Chapter 12. Naming and the Formation of Stimulus Classes
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Chapter 13. Controlling Factors in Conditional Discriminations and Tests of Equivalence
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Chapter 14. Stimulus Classes and Stimulus Relations: Arbitrary Applicable Relational Responding as an Operant
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Author Index
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Subject Index
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