Lesson 15: Implications and Applications

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This lesson discusses and illustrates some of the implications and applications of RFT, including common language units, metaphors and analogies, problem solving, rules, and the dark side of language.

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15.1 Concept Map

15.2 Derived Stimulus Relations and Language Development

15.3 Applications of RFT

15.4 Language Units and Relational Networks

15.5 Sentences as Relational Networks Part 1

15.6 Sentences as Relational Networks Part 2

15.7 Sentences as Relational Networks Part 3

15.8 Sentences as Relational Networks Part 4

15.9 Stories as Relational Networks

15.10 Other Language Units as Relational Networks

15.11 Relating Sets of Relations

15.12 Analogies as Relating Relations Example Part 1

15.13 Analogies as Relating Relations Example Part 2

15.14 Analogies as Relating Relations Example Part 3

15.15 Analogies as Relating Relations Example Part 4

15.16 Metaphors as Relating Relations Example Part 1

15.17 Metaphors as Relating Relations Example Part 2

15.18 Metaphors as Relating Relations Example Part 3

15.19 Metaphors as Relating Relations Example Part 4

15.20 Metaphors as Relating Relations Example Part 5

15.21 Problem Solving

15.22 Problem Solving Example Part 1

15.23 Problem Solving Example Part 2

15.24 Problem Solving Example Part 3

15.25 Problem Solving Example Part 4

15.26 Problem Solving Example Part 5

15.27 Problem Solving Example Part 6

15.28 Problem Solving Example Part 7

15.29 Problem Solving Example Part 8

15.30 Problem Solving Example Part 9

15.31 Problem Solving Example Part 10

15.32 Problem Solving Example Part 11

15.33 Problem Solving Example Part 12

15.34 Rules and Contingency-Shaped Behavior

15.35 Contingency-Shaped Behavior Example

15.36 Rule-Governed Behavior Example

15.37 Challenge of Understanding Rule-Governed Behavior

15.38 RFT and Rule-Governed Behavior Example Part 1

15.39 RFT and Rule-Governed Behavior Example Part 2

15.40 RFT and Rule-Governed Behavior Example Part 3

15.41 RFT and Rule-Governed Behavior Example Part 4

15.42 RFT and Rule-Governed Behavior Example Part 5

15.43 The Power of Rules

15.44 RFT and the Dark Side of Language

15.45 Harmful Effects of Language

15.46 Dominance of Verbal Relations

15.47 Bidirectional Transformation of Stimulus Functions

15.48 Bidirectional Transformation of Aversive Functions

15.49 Escape and Avoidance of Aversive Words and Thoughts

15.50 Example: Avoiding Anxiety Part 1

15.51 Example: Avoiding Anxiety Part 2

15.52 Example: Avoiding Anxiety Part 3

15.53 Example: Avoiding Anxiety Part 4

15.54 Example: Avoiding Anxiety Part 5

15.55 Rampant Rule Following

15.56 Rule Following and Behavioral Rigidity

15.57 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

15.58 ACT: Loosen or Weaken Verbal Relations

15.59 ACT: Weaken Transformation of Stimulus Functions

15.60 ACT: Limit Rule Following

15.61 Other RFT Applications and Implications