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534 Set 2 (Partial)

This is the second of 3 partial decks for 534 FBI project.

definitionterm
The specific sounds, words, or signs used Form (of verbal behavior)
A verbal response's effect on the listener Function (of verbal behavior)
Behavior reinforced through the mediation of others Verbal behavior
Verbal behavior evoked by an MO Mand
Verbal behavior evoked by a nonverbal stimulus Tact
Verbal response that duplicates a verbal stimulus Duplic
Vocal response sounds that duplicates a vocal stimulus (Duplic:) Echoic
Motor response looks the same as a motor stimulus (Duplic:) Motor Imitation (mimetic)
Written response looks like a written stimulus (Duplic:) Copying Text
Response with point-to-point correspondence but no similarity (to stimulus) Codic
Spoken response evoked by written text (Codic:) Textual
Spoken words evoke written, typed, or fingerspelled response (Codic:) Taking Dictation
(Verbal) response evoked by a verbal stimulus, no correspondence Intraverbal
Single response controlled by multiple antecedents Convergent multiple control
Single stimulus controls multiple responses Divergent multiple control
Description of a behavioral contingency Rule
Control of behavior by a rule Rule control
Control of behavior by a contingency Contingency control
Contingency controls behavior because outcome is a reinforcer/punisher Direct-acting contingency
Contingency controls behavior but outcome is not a reinforcer/punisher Indirect-acting contingency
Contingency that doesn't control behavior Ineffective contingency
Behavior changes because of a rule describing the contingency Rule-governed analog (to a behavioral contingency)
 



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