1960
DOI: 10.1080/00223980.1960.9916421
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Variably Blurred Prompting: I. Methodology and Application to the Analysis of Paired-Associate Learning

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“…Boe and Winokur (1978b) measured the frequency of echoics in response to target words used by interviewers. Israel (1960) presented textual stimuli and assessed the accuracy of subjects' textual responses. Matheny (1968) measured the frequency of an autistic child's dysfunctional echoics in response to teacher mands, and Neville (1968) examined textual responses following each of three pre-reading practice procedures.…”
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“…Boe and Winokur (1978b) measured the frequency of echoics in response to target words used by interviewers. Israel (1960) presented textual stimuli and assessed the accuracy of subjects' textual responses. Matheny (1968) measured the frequency of an autistic child's dysfunctional echoics in response to teacher mands, and Neville (1968) examined textual responses following each of three pre-reading practice procedures.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…used brightness of a television screen as a reinforcer for humans, and Israel (1960) successfully used focusing of blurred words as a prompting technique. Butler (1961) demonstrated with the rhesus monkey that a motion picture can serve as a reinforcer in operant conditioning.…”
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“…The present system utilizes a focus difference between two stimuli (S+ and S-) to prompt a correct choice of S+ [Israel (1960) by altering projector focus. This obviates making more than one set of the original slides.…”
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