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An Interaction of Instructions and Training Design on Stimulus Class Formation: Extending The Analysis of Equivalence
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  • 1971Reading and Auditory-Visual Equivalences923 cited
  • 1986EQUIVALENCE CLASS FORMATION IN LANGUAGE‐ABLE AND LANGUAGE‐DISABLED CHILDREN462 cited
  • 1982A SEARCH FOR SYMMETRY IN THE CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATIONS OF RHESUS MONKEYS, BABOONS, AND CHILDREN449 cited
  • 1988TRANSFER OF A CONDITIONAL ORDERING RESPONSE THROUGH CONDITIONAL EQUIVALENCE CLASSES366 cited
  • 1985SIX‐MEMBER STIMULUS CLASSES GENERATED BY CONDITIONAL‐DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURES274 cited
  • 1989FUNCTIONAL CLASSES AND EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS239 cited
  • 1985SYMMETRY AND TRANSITIVITY OF CONDITIONAL RELATIONS IN MONKEYS (CEBUS APELLA) AND PIGEONS (COLUMBA LIVIA)219 cited
  • 1991THE TRANSFER OF SPECIFIC AND GENERAL CONSEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS THROUGH SIMPLE AND CONDITIONAL EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS212 cited
  • 1987THE STRUCTURE OF EQUIVALENCE CLASSES212 cited
  • 1973Establishing a conditional discrimination without direct training: a study of transfer with retarded adolescents.203 cited
  • 1990Equivalence relations: Where do they come from?201 cited
  • 1989NONHUMANS HAVE NOT YET SHOWN STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE187 cited
  • 1990THE EFFECTS OF NODALITY ON THE FORMATION OF EQUIVALENCE CLASSES185 cited

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  • 1992CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION AND EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS: A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF CONTROL BY NEGATIVE STIMULI175 cited
  • 1988ESTABLISHING AUDITORY STIMULUS CONTROL OVER AN EIGHT‐MEMBER EQUIVALENCE CLASS VIA CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURES175 cited
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