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1
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Identity matching

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Matching stimuli on the basis of physical similarity.

eg ‘APPLE and ‘APPLE’

2
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Arbitrary matching

A

Matching stimuli which bear no physical resemblance.

eg. an apple and a banana (fruit)

3
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Pure identity matching ‘reflection’

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Reflexivity

4
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Bi-directionaliy of A-B relation

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Symmetry

5
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A-C relation emergerd

A

Transitivity

6
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C-A relation

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Combined symmetry and transitivity

7
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All stimuli become equivalent to each other as they refer to the same thing

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Equivalence class

8
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A1

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A = class member (picture, text, speech)
1 = class type (dog, cat etc.)
9
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3 chimps taught and tested with identity matching tasks. Were taught arbitrary relations and tested for symmetry. Failed tests for symmetry as could not reverse the arbitrary trained relation.

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Dugdale and Lowe (2000)

10
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Mutual entailment

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Same as symmetry

11
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Combinatorial entailment

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Same as transitivity

12
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Transformation of functions

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Something given function as a result of the derived relations training