2014
DOI: 10.1002/jaba.101
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Mands for information using “who?” and “which?” in the presence of establishing and abolishing operations

Abstract: Treatments designed to teach mands for information have included prompting and differential reinforcement, as well as procedures to manipulate the relevant establishing operation (EO). However, previous studies have not included relevant abolishing operation (AO) conditions to ensure that the mand is under relevant antecedent control. Data on listener responses (i.e., use of the information) are also absent in the literature. The current study shows differential responding under EO and AO conditions and report… Show more

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“…However, there remains a need to evaluate procedures to teach additional variations of question‐asking to those using SGDs (Schlosser, ). The primary purpose of the current study was to replicate and extend procedures used to teach mands for information using “who?” and “which?” (Shillingsburg et al, ; Shillingsburg, Gayman, & Walton, ) to three children with ASD using SGDs.…”
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“…However, there remains a need to evaluate procedures to teach additional variations of question‐asking to those using SGDs (Schlosser, ). The primary purpose of the current study was to replicate and extend procedures used to teach mands for information using “who?” and “which?” (Shillingsburg et al, ; Shillingsburg, Gayman, & Walton, ) to three children with ASD using SGDs.…”
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“…As Figuras de 1 a 4 apresentam os resultados da replicação direta do estudo de Shillngsburg, Bowen, Valentino & Pierce (2014), ou seja, do Experimento 1.…”
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“…Alguns estudos, Brown (1968); Bondy & Erickson, (1976) ;Hung, 1977;Knapczyk, 1989;Twardosz & Baer, 1973;Williams, Donley & Kelley (2000); analisam especificamente esse subtipo de mando denominado por Skinner por conselho e denominado em artigos recentes como o de Shillngsburg, Bowen, Valentino & Pierce (2014), replicado no atual estudo, por "mando por informação". Mandos por informação são perguntas que empregam vocábulos tais como "Quando", "Qual", "Quem", "Por que", "Como", dentre outros.…”
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