Lesson 9: Multiple Exemplar Training

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This lesson defines and provides examples of multiple exemplar training and illustrates how this process can lead to generalized patterns of relational responding.

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9.1 Concept Map

9.2 Multiple Exemplar Training and Generalized Operants

9.3 Feature #1 of Multiple Exemplar Training

9.4 Feature #2 of Multiple Exemplar Training

9.5 Feature #3 of Multiple Exemplar Training

9.6 Multiple Exemplar Training Example: Imitation

9.7 Multiple Exemplar Training Example: Imitation

9.8 Knowledge Check

9.9 Multiple Exemplar Training for Relational Responding

9.10 MET Example Part 1: Bigger/Smaller

9.11 MET Example Part 2: Bigger/Smaller

9.12 MET Example Part 3: Bigger/Smaller

9.13 MET Example Part 4: Reinforcing Mutual Entailment

9.14 MET Example Part 5: More Examples

9.15 MET Example Part 6: Context

9.16 MET Example Part 7: Arbitrary Relation

9.17 MET Example Part 8: Arbitrary Relation

9.18 MET Example Part 9: Derived and Arbitrary Relation

9.19 MET Example Part 10: Context Predicts Reinforcement

9.20 MET Example Part 11: Arbitrarily Applicable Relational Response

9.21 MET Example Part 12: Class of Responses

9.22 MET Example Part 13: Same Effect

9.23 MET Example Part 14: Given Context

9.24 MET Example Part 15: Relational Response as Generalized Operant

9.25 Naming and Equivalence Classes

9.26 Families of Relational Frames

9.27 Knowledge Check

9.28 Review

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