The American Journal of Psychology
 1959
DOI: 10.2307/1420211
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The Effects of Instructional 'Sets' on Learning and Transfer

Francis J. Di Vesta1,
Kathryn A. Blake2
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“…Studies by Mandler and Kaplan (24), DiVesta and Blake (4), and Ekman,Krasner,and Ullman (8) have called attention to the importance of S's set, attitudes, and instructions as related to his ability to specify contingencies.…”
Section: H Set and Instructionsmentioning
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Awareness in Verbal Operant Conditioning: Some Comments

Hersen
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1968
The Journal of General Psychology
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“…Studies by Mandler and Kaplan (24), DiVesta and Blake (4), and Ekman,Krasner,and Ullman (8) have called attention to the importance of S's set, attitudes, and instructions as related to his ability to specify contingencies.…”
Section: H Set and Instructionsmentioning
confidence: 99%

Awareness in Verbal Operant Conditioning: Some Comments

Hersen
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1968
The Journal of General Psychology
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Behavior modification research and the role of the therapist

Krasner1
1966
Methods of Research in Psychotherapy
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What is learned in verbal conditioning?

Spielberger
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Levin
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1962
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior
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