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An Introduction to Relational Frame Theory (Standard)

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Language
Lesson 3: Functional Contextualism
Lesson 4: Derived Stimulus Relations
Lesson 5: Human Language and Cognition
Lesson 6: Relational Frames
Lesson 7: Relational Responding
Lesson 8: Generalized Operants
Lesson 9: Multiple Exemplar Training
Lesson 10: Mutual Entailment
Lesson 11: Combinatorial Entailment
Lesson 12: Transformation of Stimulus Functions
12.1 Concept Map
12.2 Definition of Transformation of Stimulus Functions
12.3 Sample Psychological Functions of Stimuli
12.4 Perceptual Functions of Stimuli
12.5 Multiple Psychological Functions of Stimuli
12.6 Gorilla at the Zoo Stimulus Functions
12.7 Gorilla in Your Bathroom Stimulus Functions
12.8 Bell and Dog Before Conditioning
12.9 Bell and Dog After Conditioning
12.10 Setting and History Affect Function
12.11 Stimulus Relations Affect Functions
12.12 Relation of Opposition Example with Salt and Sugar
12.13 Mutually Entailed Relations of Opposition
12.14 Additional Stimulus Functions for Salt
12.15 Transformed Stimulus Functions for Sugar
12.16 Transformation of Stimulus Functions Example
12.17 Transformation of Stimulus Functions Based on Arbitrary Relations
12.18 Reinforcing Functions for Arbitrary Stimulus
12.19 Arbitrary Relation of More/Less Established
12.20 Transformed Functions Based on More/Less
12.21 Arbitrary Relation of Opposition Established
12.22 Transformed Functions Based on Opposition
12.23 Arbitrary Relation of Equivalence Established
12.24 Transformed Functions Based on Equivalence
12.25 Transformation of Functions is Part of the Relational Response
12.26 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 1
12.27 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 2
12.28 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 3
12.29 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 4
12.30 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 5
12.31 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 6
12.32 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 7
12.33 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 8
12.34 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 9
12.35 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 10
12.36 Example: Fear of Dogs and Chiens Part 11
12.37 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 1
12.38 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 2
12.39 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 3
12.40 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 4
12.41 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 5
12.42 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 6
12.43 Example: Sally and CavityJuice Part 7
12.44 Knowledge Check
12.45 Review
Lesson 13: Contextual Control
Lesson 14: Arbitrarily Applicable
Lesson 15: Implications and Applications
Final Quiz for An Introduction to Relational Frame Theory (Standard)
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12.6 Gorilla at the Zoo Stimulus Functions

An Introduction to Relational Frame Theory (Standard) Lesson 12: Transformation of Stimulus Functions 12.6 Gorilla at the Zoo Stimulus Functions
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For example, seeing a goofy gorilla at the zoo might make you feel amused and happy. I mean, he’s adorable, right?

Zoo clipart showcasing a gorilla at the zoo.
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