2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-79722011000300022
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Reorganization of equivalence classes: analysis of reversed baseline relations

Abstract: The reorganization of equivalence classes may depend on the number of reversed baseline relations. To investigate this hypothesis, 28 undergraduate students distributed in four groups were exposed to a matching-to-sample procedure to establish conditional relations between stimuli and the emergence of five equivalence classes with five stimuli each. The procedure for each group differed by the number of reversed baseline relations (one, two, three or four) followed by a new equivalence test to evaluate the pos… Show more

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“…Prior studies reported that the training of baseline reversal or reassignment produced (i) the reorganization of the initial equivalence classes, or (ii) the maintenance of the reassigned baseline relations, symmetrical relations that were consistent with the reassigned baseline relations, along with transitive and equivalence relations that were consistent with the initial classes (e.g., de Almeida & Haydu, ; Pilgrim et al, ; Pilgrim & Galizio, ).…”
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“…Prior studies reported that the training of baseline reversal or reassignment produced (i) the reorganization of the initial equivalence classes, or (ii) the maintenance of the reassigned baseline relations, symmetrical relations that were consistent with the reassigned baseline relations, along with transitive and equivalence relations that were consistent with the initial classes (e.g., de Almeida & Haydu, ; Pilgrim et al, ; Pilgrim & Galizio, ).…”
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“…de Almeida and Haydu () studied class reorganization in college students assigned in four groups in the context of five 1‐node 5‐member equivalence classes. After initial class formation, reassignment training was conducted in different groups with one, two, three, or four of the baseline relations.…”
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“…Os dados obtidos corroboram os resultados de pesquisas anteriores que adotaram uma metodologia semelhante (Arntzen et al, 2016;Santos & de Rose (no prelo), Smeets & BarnesHolmes, 2003;Barnes-Holmes et al, 2000). Os resultados também demonstraram que, após duas semanas, os participantes ainda mantinham a formação das classes de estímulos equivalentes, conforme tem sido destacado na literatura (Aggio & Domeniconi, 2012;Almeida & Haydu, 2011;Rehfeldt & Dixon, 2005). A maior contribuição foi a estabilidade da transferência de função observada nos testes de escolha e preferência da Fase de Manutenção, confirmando assim a primeira hipótese deste estudo.…”
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“…Quanto aos delineamentos de pesquisa que avaliam o estabelecimento do comportamento simbólico, alguns estudos têm sugerido a importância de se investigar a modificação das relações emergentes estabelecidas por meio de procedimentos de MTS. Esses estudos visam descrever a reorganização das classes de estímulos formadas e tratam especialmente do papel da reversão de relações estabelecidas em linha de base ao alterarem as relações emergentes previamente testadas (Almeida & Haydu, 2011;Pilgrim, Chambers, & Galizio, 1995;.…”
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