SOCSCI 2UB3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Relational Frame Theory, Verbal Behavior, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
15 Jan 2019
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A synthesis: relational frame theory and verbal behaviour. When one dog barks at another dog There is no such thing as a bark . This is most usefully considered as barking behaviour. These types of relations can be derived with out using physical reference and without being taught. Siblings; male/females; parent/child; family; older/younger; teenager/adult; born rst/ born second. An operant examination of verbal behaviour and rft. Teach them to ask for variety of things/across different categories (food, attention, tangibles, activities, etc. ) The response is under the control of motivation relevant conditions of deprivation and satiation. Pure and = item is not present; spontaneously evoked/requested. Child asks for star wars movie , provided that the mand has been reinforced in the past. Rft (**non-verbal maps onto/same as verbal behaviour) Nonverbal mand" is evoked through training of a particular mand for a particular item/ event. Verbal mand" involves relational frames with other items/events (ex.
