Transfer of specific contextual functions to novel conditional discriminations

Article Abstract:

Contextually controlled conditional discrimination performance was examined through a study which dealt with three adolescents and four adults. The results showed that contextual control functions were transmitted even through relations that weren't directly taught.

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An analysis of generalized contextual control of conditional discriminations

Article Abstract:

The relationship between performance engendered by contextual control procedures and novel matching to sample stimulus arrangements were studied. The results of the two studies conducted with young adults are presented.

Stimuli (Psychology)

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Contextual control by function and form of transfer of functions

Article Abstract:

The use of reinforcement to investigate the function transfer by the topography among class members is analyzed. The results showed generalized contextual control by stimulus topography over transfer of functions.

Psychological aspects, Usage, Reinforcement (Psychology), Functional analysis, Stimulus intensity, Topographical surveying

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