Lesson 7: Relational Responding

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This lesson defines and provides examples of relational responding and then outlines several of its interesting characteristics.

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7.1 Concept Map

7.2 Relational Responding Definition

7.3 Relational Responding Oreo Example

7.4 Relational Responding Pigeon Non-Example Part 1

7.5 Relational Responding Pigeon Non-Example Part 2

7.6 Relational Responding Pigeon Example

7.7 Sample Relational Responses

7.8 Knowledge Check

7.9 Relational Frame

7.10 Relational Response Example: Fruit Part 1

7.11 Relational Response Example: Fruit Part 2

7.12 Relational Response Example: Balls Part 1

7.13 Relational Response Example: Balls Part 2

7.14 Relational Response Example: Stars Part 1

7.15 Relational Response Example: Stars Part 2

7.16 Relational Response Example: Stars Part 3

7.17 Responding Based on Relative Size

7.18 Relational Response Example: Stars

7.19 Bidirectional Relations

7.20 Mutual Entailment

7.21 Combining Relations

7.22 Relation Between A and B

7.23 Relation Between B and C

7.24 Relation Between A and C

7.25 Combinatorial Entailment

7.26 Stimulus Functions Based on Relation of Size

7.27 Stimulus Functions Based on Relation of Size

7.28 Transformation of Stimulus Functions

7.29 Features of Relational Responding

7.30 Non-Arbitrary Relational Responding

7.31 Arbitrary Relational Responding

7.32 Arbitrary Relations Example: Coins

7.33 Features of Relational Frames

7.34 Arbitrary Relational Response Example: Triangles

7.35 Clue for Arbitrary Relational Response

7.36 Stimulus Functions for Arbitrary Relational Response

7.37 Arbitrary Relational Response

7.38 Features of Arbitrary Relational Response

7.39 Clue for Arbitrary Relational Response

7.40 Contextual Cues for Arbitrary Relational Responses

7.41 Arbitrarily Applicable Relational Responding and Derived Stimulus Relations

7.42 Types of Relational Frames

7.43 Families of Relational Frames

7.44 Knowledge Check

7.45 Review

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