Attitude Development and Ratio of Reinforcement

Staats, Carolyn K.; Staats, Arthur W.; Heard, William G.

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“…157 Ob diese Strategie geeignet ist, verlorenes Vertrauen in die Institutionen des Rechtsstaats und die Rationalität des Gesetzgebungsverfahrens wettzumachen, darf bezweifelt werden.…”

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Redaktionsversehen. Ein Beitrag zur Legislativfehlerlehre und zur Rechtsförmlichkeit

Hamann

2014

AöR

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“…157 Ob diese Strategie geeignet ist, verlorenes Vertrauen in die Institutionen des Rechtsstaats und die Rationalität des Gesetzgebungsverfahrens wettzumachen, darf bezweifelt werden.…”

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Redaktionsversehen. Ein Beitrag zur Legislativfehlerlehre und zur Rechtsförmlichkeit

Hamann

2014

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“…It is thus important to bring the behavior analytic interest in rule-governed behavior into conjunction with the PB developments. While this cannot be done exhaustively here, it can be indicated that in the same year Verbal Behavior was published, a study was published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology which dealt with the manner in which words elicit emotional responses (Staats & Staats, 1957; see also , 1959Staats, Staats, & Biggs, 1958;Staats, Staats, Finley, & Minke, 1963;Staats, Staats, & Heard, 1960, 1961Staats, Staats, Heard, & Nims, 1961). Moreover, the study showed how words acquire that property of eliciting emotional responses.…”

Section: Rule-governed Behavior and The Language Repertoiresmentioning

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Rule-governed behavior: Unifying radical and paradigmatic behaviorism

Burns

Staats

1991

Analysis Verbal Behav

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Commonalities and differences between Skinner's analysis of verbal behavior and the paradigmatic behaviorism (PB) approach are described as a means of introducing the latter to behavior analysis. The focus is on treating the topic of rule-governed behavior-a topic of current interest in behavior analysis in addressing the challenge of cognitive psychology-within the PB framework. Dealing behaviorally with traditional psychology interests is considered important in PB, and this article aims to advance toward that goal. PB has presented a framework that deals with not only the behavioral description of language but also with language function as well as language acquisition. This includes a treatment of the manner in which verbal stimuli generally can control motor behavior. This framework includes analyses in addition to those present in the behavior analytic framework, along with empirical developments, and these can be used to enhance a behavioral understanding of important parts of verbal behavior and the effects of verbal stimuli on behavior, including rule-governed phenomena. Our purpose is to use the particular topic of rule-governed behavior to argue that a more explicit interaction between radical and paradigmatic behaviorism would advance behaviorism and also enable it to have a stronger impact upon psychology and the scientific community.

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“…In recent years, Osgood and his associates (32,76,77) and, following them, Staats and Staats and their associates (78)(79)(80)(81)(82)(83)(84)(85) have worked out and validated empirically a model that gives operational specificity to attitudes and to the processes by which they may be evaluated and changed. Although this model may not exhaust the possible approaches to attitude measurement, its simplicity and explicitness more than make up for a possible narrowness of scope.…”

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Experimental Studies of Sensory Deprivation and Social Isolation

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The Human Resources Research Office is a nongovernmental agency of The George Washington University, operating under contract with the Department of the Army (DA 44-188-ARO-2). HumRRO's mission is to conduct research in the fields of training, motivation, and leadership. The findings in this report are not to be construed as an official Department of the Army position, unless so designated by other authorized documents.

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Attitude Development and Ratio of Reinforcement

Cited by 18 publications

References 16 publications

Redaktionsversehen. Ein Beitrag zur Legislativfehlerlehre und zur Rechtsförmlichkeit

Redaktionsversehen. Ein Beitrag zur Legislativfehlerlehre und zur Rechtsförmlichkeit

Rule-governed behavior: Unifying radical and paradigmatic behaviorism

Experimental Studies of Sensory Deprivation and Social Isolation

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