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Establishing stimulus classes in adults and children using a respondent-type training procedure: A follow-up study
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  • 1982CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION VS. MATCHING TO SAMPLE: AN EXPANSION OF THE TESTING PARADIGM1,601 cited
  • 1994Equivalence Relations and Behavior: A Research Story1,200 cited
  • 1986EQUIVALENCE CLASS FORMATION IN LANGUAGE‐ABLE AND LANGUAGE‐DISABLED CHILDREN462 cited
  • 1989FUNCTIONAL CLASSES AND EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS239 cited
  • 1994Stimulus equivalence and relational frame theory194 cited
  • 1988ESTABLISHING AUDITORY STIMULUS CONTROL OVER AN EIGHT‐MEMBER EQUIVALENCE CLASS VIA CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURES175 cited
  • 1996Establishing Equivalence Relations Using a Respondent-Type Training Procedure172 cited
  • 1989CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION IN MENTALLY RETARDED ADULTS: THE EFFECT OF TRAINING THE COMPONENT SIMPLE DISCRIMINATIONS164 cited
  • 1977EXTENDING SEQUENCE‐CLASS MEMBERSHIP WITH MATCHING TO SAMPLE1162 cited
  • 1990Equivalence class formation in non-hearing impaired children and hearing impaired children158 cited
  • 1993A TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS THROUGH DERIVED ARBITRARY AND NONARBITRARY STIMULUS RELATIONS150 cited
  • 1992THE NONEQUIVALENCE OF BEHAVIORAL AND MATHEMATICAL EQUIVALENCE139 cited
  • 1995MAINTAINED NODAL‐DISTANCE EFFECTS IN EQUIVALENCE CLASSES122 cited
  • 1987STIMULUS CLASS MEMBERSHIP ESTABLISHED VIA STIMULUS—REINFORCER RELATIONS114 cited

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  • 1995A Transfer of Functions and a Conditional Transfer of Functions Through Equivalence Relations in Three-To Six-Year-Old Children106 cited
  • 1995STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE INSTRUCTION OF FRACTION‐DECIMAL RELATIONS104 cited
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    • 2004FUNCTION TRANSFER IN HUMAN OPERANT EXPERIMENTS: THE ROLE OF STIMULUS PAIRINGS64 cited
    • 2004A comparison of Match-to-Sample and Respondent-Type training of equivalence classes57 cited
    • 2000Establishing Equivalence Relations Using a Respondent-Type Training Procedure III53 cited
    • 2004RELATIONAL OPERANTS: PROCESSES AND IMPLICATIONS: A RESPONSE TO PALMER'S REVIEW OF RELATIONAL FRAME THEORY46 cited
    • 2000A Precursor to the Relational Evaluation Procedure: Analyzing Stimulus Equivalence II44 cited
    • 2001Establishing Fraction-Decimal Equivalence Using A Respondent-Type Training Procedure37 cited
    • 2005Establishing equivalence classes in preschool children with one-to-many and many-to-one training protocols36 cited
    • 2015Emergence of visual-visual conditional discriminations34 cited
    • 2006STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE: TESTING SIDMAN'S (2000) THEORY34 cited
    • 2000Instructions, Stimulus Equivalence, and Stimulus Sorting: Effects of Sequential Testing Arrangements and a Default Option34 cited
    • 2000Effects of Prior Conditional Discrimination Training, Symmetry, Transitivity, and Equivalence Testing on the Emergence of New Equivalence Classes31 cited
    • 2000Establishing Equivalence Classes with Match-To-Sample Format and Simultaneous-Discrimination Format Conditional Discrimination Tasks27 cited
    • 2010Stimulus pairing training in children with autism spectrum disorder25 cited
    • 2011EMERGENT STIMULUS RELATIONS DEPEND ON STIMULUS CORRELATION AND NOT ON REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCIES24 cited
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