Lesson 45: Secondary Verbal Behavior

An Introduction to Verbal Behavior Lesson 45: Secondary Verbal Behavior

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This lesson defines and provides examples of secondary verbal behavior and discusses the way a speaker’s own verbal responses can control other verbal responses.

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45.1 Review of Primary Verbal Behavior

45.2 Complex Verbal Behavior

45.3 Ordering and Grouping of Responses

45.4 Free Association “Train of Thought”

45.5 Passive Voice

45.6 Functional Unit in Verbal Behavior

45.7 Phrases as Single Verbal Responses

45.8 Definition of Secondary Verbal Behavior

45.9 Secondary Verbal Behavior and Echoics

45.10 Secondary Verbal Behavior and Copying a Text

45.11 Secondary Verbal Behavior and Taking Dictation

45.12 Secondary Verbal Behavior and Textual Behavior

45.13 Secondary Verbal Behavior and the Intraverbal

45.14 Secondary Verbal Behavior and Mands and Tacts

45.15 Review of the Tact

45.16 Review of the Mand

45.17 Response-Product of the Speaker’s Own Verbal Behavior

45.18 Seeing That We Are Seeing

45.19 Discriminating That We Are Hearing

45.20 The Autoclitic

45.21 Autoclitic Example

45.22 Autoclitic for Tact and Echoic