A Note on “Awareness” in Verbal Conditioning

Southwell, Eugene A.

doi:10.2466/pr0.1962.10.1.40

Psychol Rep

1962

DOI: 10.2466/pr0.1962.10.1.40

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A Note on “Awareness” in Verbal Conditioning

Eugene A. Southwell

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Conditioning of verbalization: A review.

Williams¹

1964

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Recent research in the conditioning of verbal behavior offers support to a learning-theory interpretation of changes that may occur in psychotherapy. Manipulation of awareness states, use of verbal conditioning as an independent variable, and effect of the reinforcement history of S in verbal conditioning experiments are being explored in relevance to controlled and measurable modification of verbal behavior. Evidence is accumulating that the generalization of an experimentally acquired verbal response is a function of the common cue-producing properties of the several classes of which it may be a member.

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Conditioning of verbalization: A review.

Williams¹

1964

Psychological Bulletin

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Learning without Awareness and Awareness without Learning

Wolpin

Milgram

1962

Psychol Rep

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A Note on “Awareness” in Verbal Conditioning

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Conditioning of verbalization: A review.

Conditioning of verbalization: A review.

Learning without Awareness and Awareness without Learning

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