Unit 4 SAFMEDS

Question 1

Mutual Entailment ME

Answer 1

Bi-directional feature of relational responding. Responding to a relation in one direction between 2 stimuli (A to B) entails or implies a responding relation in the other direction (B to A).

Question 2

ME #example

Answer 2

Mutual Entailment #2waystreet
Copeland (A) & Cayden (B) are brothers
A & B = B & A

Question 3

Combinatorial Entailment CE

Answer 3

Responding to two combined relations ( A & B + B & C) that can imply a response to a third relation (A & C).
#bashbros
A & B + B & C
Imply relation between A & C

Question 4

CE #example

Answer 4

Combinatorial Entailment- Responding to two combined relations (between A and B and between C and B) that can entail a response to a third relation (between A and C). Brother example:

A and B- Copeland and Cayden

C and B - Knox and Cayden

A and C- Copeland and Knox

Question 5

Transformation of Stimulus Functions ToF

Answer 5

In different contexts. the functions of each stimuli changes or transforms on the basis of its relation to the other stimuli.

Question 6

ToF #example

Answer 6

Same rating scale (different contexts)
Shock- scale of 1 to 5 (1 least amount/ 5 most)
Money- scale of 1 to 5 (1 least amount / 5 most)
More desirable (money 5) - Less desirable (shock 1)