1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf03394894
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An Interbehavioral Systems Model for Empirical Investigation in Psychology

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“…Using these criteria, we have barely begun to truly develop what qualifies as a "library," but we do have enough illustrations to demonstrate most features that such a library will eventually incorporate. The modules described above, including the working prototypes of the AI engine and the AKG components, in addition to the animated graphic simulation of operant conditioning (see Ray, in press), are working applications of a 20-year research program on behavioral systems analysis (Ray, 1972;Ray & Brown, 1975, 1976Ray & Delprato, 1989;Ray, Upson, & Henderson, 1977;Upson & Ray, 1984).…”
Section: Hypermedia Resource Library 187mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using these criteria, we have barely begun to truly develop what qualifies as a "library," but we do have enough illustrations to demonstrate most features that such a library will eventually incorporate. The modules described above, including the working prototypes of the AI engine and the AKG components, in addition to the animated graphic simulation of operant conditioning (see Ray, in press), are working applications of a 20-year research program on behavioral systems analysis (Ray, 1972;Ray & Brown, 1975, 1976Ray & Delprato, 1989;Ray, Upson, & Henderson, 1977;Upson & Ray, 1984).…”
Section: Hypermedia Resource Library 187mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the integrated-field orientation recognizes the inherent (probabilistic) organization of the constituent elements in natural systems. This means that both response interdependence and stimulation-response interdependence is a given property, hence, responses are not dependent variables subject exclusively to external control (Henton & Iverson, 1978;Honig, 1959;Ray & Brown, 1975Ray, 1977;Upson & Ray, 1984). Clearly, single-response and isolated stimulus-response sequence methodologies are insufficient to reveal complex organismenvironment interdependencies; a multiple-component methodology is required.…”
Section: Organization In Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, structural micro-units become probabilistically chained to make up larger functional macro-units, which are themselves the constituent elements of even more macroscopically organized events defining the hierarchical organization of a given system (cf. Upson & Ray, 1984).…”
Section: Functional Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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