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Comments on cognitive science in the experimental analysis of behavior.

Abstract

Arguments are increasingly being made for the inclusion of cognitive science in the experimental analysis of behavior (TEAB). These arguments are described, and a critical analysis of them is presented, especially in regards to the logic of objective inference and the renewed use of cognitive intervening variables. In addition, one particular defining feature of cognitive processes (i.e., the absence of an immediate controlling stimulus) is described, along with alternative points of view stressing molar-molecular levels of analysis and historical causation. Finally, comments are made on the use of cognitive concepts and language in the behavioral sciences. On all of these issues, counter-arguments are based on available material in behavior analysis metatheory, concepts, and experimental practices.

Year: 1982 PMID： 22478563 PMCID： PMC2742049 DOI： 10.1007/bf03392380

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Behav Anal ISSN： 0738-6729

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10. Functional Analysis Outcomes and Comparison of Direct Observations and Informant Rating Scales in the Assessment of Severe Behavior Problems of Infants and Toddlers At-Risk for Developmental Delays.

Authors: Stephen R Schroeder; David M Richman; Layla Abby; Andrea B Courtemanche; Rosa Oyama-Ganiko
Journal: J Dev Phys Disabil Date: 2014-06-01

Comments on cognitive science in the experimental analysis of behavior.

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3. An analysis of the experimental analysis of behavior (TEAB).

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5. Mechanism and contextualism in behavior analysis: Just some observations.

6. How is physiology relevant to behavior analysis?

7. Some reflections on Kantor's (1970) "An analysis of the experimental analysis of behavior (TEAB)".

8. Mutual exclusivity and exclusion: Converging evidence from two contrasting traditions.

9. When we speak of integrating..

10. Functional Analysis Outcomes and Comparison of Direct Observations and Informant Rating Scales in the Assessment of Severe Behavior Problems of Infants and Toddlers At-Risk for Developmental Delays.