Investigando a Emergência de Relações Equivalentes a partir de Estruturas de Treino Mutuamente Excludentes
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Equivalência de estímulos, Classes excludentes, Comportamento simbólico, Controle de estímulosResumen
Investigou-se a formação de classes equivalentes a partir de estruturas de treino de discriminações condicionais que correspondem a relações emergentes mutuamente excludentes. Participaram um total de 10 universitários distribuídos em dois experimentos. As relações treinadas foram B1A1, B2A2, B3A3, D1C1, D2C2, D3C3, B1C2, B2C1, B3C3, D1A1, D2A2 e D3A3. Foram testadas as relações AC, CA, BD e DB. O Experimento II diferiu-se do Experimento I por incluir uma revisão das relações de treino. Os resultados sugerem a formação de classes para sete dos 10 participantes, sem diferenças significativas entre os experimentos. Contudo, foram estabelecidas diferentes classes para os participantes de ambos os experimentos, sugerindo que a ordem de treino não foi suficiente para determinar quais classes de equivalência seriam formadas.
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