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Another factor that seems to contribute to the effect of employing a zero contingency in respondent conditioning is contextual conditioning.
Tonneau, for example, has proposed that reinforcement could play a role in maintaining the transfer of functions, which occurs by means of respondent conditioning (2001a, p.
Equivalence class formation is influenced by stimulus contingency
The establishment of new S-R relations through respondent conditioning might be said to add to an individual's behavioral repertoire in the sense that although not novel, the response is now being elicited by a different stimulus.
The bases for language repertoires: functional stimulus-response relations
Traditionally, operant conditioning has focused exclusively on procedure (a) and respondent conditioning on procedure (b).
An integrative approach to learning processes: revisiting substitution of functions
In addition, LTP may not be necessary in operant conditioning, whereas it may be necessary in respondent conditioning.
Behavioral unit of selection and the operant-respondent distinction: the role of neurophysiological events in controlling the verbal behavior of theorizing about behavior
He was briefed on the general nature of the study but not informed of the functions of the conditioned stimuli and was ignorant of respondent conditioning processes.
Near-infrared spectrometry for the measurement of central nervous system activation: a brief demonstration of an emerging behavioral assessment tool
In particular, the transformation of functions in accordance with derived relations suggests that sexual arousal in the world outside the laboratory may sometimes arise in the absence of direct reinforcement or respondent conditioning.
Human sexual arousal: a modern behavioral approach
It is important to note that this effect, at least in theory, required what is sometimes called second-order respondent conditioning (see Catania, 1998).
A DERIVED TRANSFER OF EMOTIVE FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF ESTABLISHING DIFFERENTIAL PREFERENCES FOR SOFT DRINKS
Central to contemporary models of respondent conditioning is the expanded concept of the conditioned response (CR; Forsythe & Eifert, 1998).
Essential tremor: the role of biobehavioral conditioning
The N1, N2, N3, and N4 stimuli were included as incorrect comparison stimuli but were not employed during respondent conditioning or during the test for a transformation of function.
CONTEXTUAL CONTROL OVER THE DERIVED TRANSFORMATION OF DISCRIMINATIVE AND SEXUAL AROUSAL FUNCTIONS
Likewise, the three agreed on the differential location of the two types of learning, asserting that respondent conditioning occurs in the autonomic nervous system and operant conditioning occurs in the skeletal system.
The operant-respondent distinction revisited: toward an understanding of stimulus equivalence
In turn, language-emotive functions can be acquired directly through aversive respondent conditioning or indirectly through semantic conditioning (Staats & Eifert, 1990).
The language of feeling and the feeling of anxiety: contributions of the behaviorisms toward understanding the function-altering effects of language

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