Unit 6

Question 1

The trained audience-Speaker

Answer 1

Speaker isB part of AVC contingency

one that does the responding

Question 2

2 categories of verbal Bx

Answer 2

Selection based and topography based

Question 3

Duplic

Answer 3

Duplication: any response an exact copy of antecedent
ex. echoic, mimetic, copying text
POINT TO POINT CORRESPONDENCE AND SIMILARITY

Question 4

Does duplic have point to point correspondence?

Answer 4

YES

Question 5

Selection based Verbal Bx

Answer 5

make a selection to communicate
doesn’t matter what your communicating your action is the same
ex. the other person needs to see the selection to know what is being communicating i.e.. picture, communication device

Question 6

Topography based verbal Bx

Answer 6

Each response is unique each physical thing is unique
person’s response allows you to know what’s being communicate
ex. signing, vocal, writing-Topography based

Question 7

Point to point correspondence

Answer 7

When the letters match to antecedent to response
ex. I say ball you say ball, I finger spell ball I say ball
Duplic and Codic have this point to point

Question 8

Codic

Answer 8

Taking antecedent put in different form
ex. saying and wiring or finger spelling to writing or saying
Point to point correspondance NOT FORMAL SIMILARITY

Question 9

Mimetic

Answer 9

Mimetic is duplic
it is imitation that is recognized as verbal Bx or communication if not communication it’s just imitation
ex. signing ball to another person mimicking communication VS pointing to eye no communication involved.

Question 10

Echoic

Answer 10

is duplic
exact echo of antecedent my response is the echoic VOCAL only signing in not echoic
ex. reinforcement general means a lot of things but from sone else (socially mediated)

Question 11

Language

Answer 11

is classified by function/meaning
-verbal Bx is Operant Bx reinforced by others SKINNER??????how is he involved?
Verbal Bx can be vocal and or nonvocal. If recognized by other as a form of communication it’s verbal b=Vx
ex. sign, gesture, and speaking can ll be forms of verbal Bx

Question 12

Verbal operant-Mand

Answer 12

Teaching to ask
A-MO=have to want something
Bx asking for something
C-only operant that is specific the reinforcer being requested

Question 13

Selection based

Answer 13

Response looks the same BUT selection is different

Question 14

Interverbal

Answer 14

Interpreting/responding to someone else verbal Bx

• usually not always, answering ?’s
• reinforcer socially mediated generalized w/o formal similarity or point to point

Question 15

Formal similarity

Answer 15

Form of the response is the exact same form as the antecedent
ex I say ball
spoken spoken or written to written=exact form must be the same.
Duplic NOT codic

Question 16

Verbal operant-Tact

Answer 16

ABC
A. Anything NOt Verbal Bx seeing hearing touch, smell
Bx-saying name of item
C. socially mediated
Naming something your tacting

Question 17

The trained audience-listener

Answer 17

trained audiance and listener
provides the A’s and C’s for the SPEAKER. The person you are engaging in verbal Bx to or with. A LISTENER is going to be a member of your audience (trained)
ex. like a foreign language if they are speaking Russian you can’t understand, so to be an audience you need to understand.

Question 18

Trained audience has 3 parts

Answer 18

Speaker
listener
audience