Behavior Analysis of Language and Cognition
Published on 1. June 1994
321 pages
978-1-62625-124-3 (ISBN)
Description
Behavior Analysis of Language and Cognition, originating from the Fourth International Institute on Verbal Relations, provides a contemporary look at the nature of stimulus relations and verbal events and their impact on cognitive activity. The book covers a range of basic and applied topics, but throughout the book, authors return to a common question: how do language and cognition work? Some of the best authors in the field present their answers to that question here.
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Steven C. Hayes | Linda J. Hayes | Masaya Sato
Behavior Analysis of Language and Cognition
The Fourth International Institute on Verbal Relations
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06/1994
Context Press
€75.70
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Content
- Intro
- About the Conference Series
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Relational Frame Theory: A Functional Approach to Verbal Events
- 2. The Natural and Artificial Selection of Verbal Behavior
- 3. Stimulus Generalization, Stimulus Equivalence, and Response Hierarchies
- 4. Stimulus Equivalence, Functional Equivalence and the Transfer of Function
- 5. Discrimination of Artificial Polymorphous Categories in Humans and Non-Humans
- 6. Functional Analysis of Verbal Behavior in Handicapped Children
- 7. Acquisition of Demand and Reject Behaviors in a Chimpanzee
- 8. Tool Using Behavior and Language in Primates
- 9. Thinking
- 10. "Lying
- 11. Verbal Control of Superstitious Behavior: Superstitions as False Rules
- 12. Cognitive and Behavioral Approaches to Problem Solving
- 13. Models and Problem Solving: Effects of Use of the "Views of Probability
- 14. On Introspections and Verbal Reports
- 15. The Context of Pigeon And Human
