13.6 Sample Contextual Cues
But virtually any feature of the event or environment can serve as a contextual cue for relational responding. In many cases, multiple contextual cues are needed or used to evoke the appropriate relational response.
| Sample Contextual Cues |
|---|
| Specific words or phrases |
| Speaker’s tone of voice |
| Form or structure of a sentence |
| Juxtaposition of objects and words |
| Pointing at something |
| Looking at something |
| Spatial arrangement of words on written page |
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