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op-autocliker.fr.softonic.comAutoclitic Dans l’autoclitic, le locuteur parle de ce dont il parle, il donne des informations sur ce qu’il est en tain de dire. Il permet par exemple de décrire « l’état de force du comportement verbal » (« je crois …
aba-sd.infoAn autoclitic is a verbal behavior that modifies the functions of other verbal behaviors. For example, "I think it is raining" possesses the autoclitic "I think," which moderates the strength of the statement "it …
en.wikipedia.orgAn autoclitic is a secondary verbal operant that depends on and modifies a primary verbal operant (such as a mand, tact, or intraverbal). It provides additional information about the speaker’s intent, …
path4aba.orgAn “autoclitic” then, is Skinner’s neologism for verbal behavior that leans upon itself. It cannot stand alone; it is effective only in the company of primary verbal behavior.
science.abainternational.orgAutoclitics An autoclitic is a verbal behavior that modifies the functions of other verbal behaviors. For example, “I think it is raining” possesses the autoclitic “I think,” which moderates the strength
db.arabpsychology.comBroadly, the autoclitic is a secondary response which modifies the effect of a primary response. For example, the response “rain” could be modified by specifying the source of control (“ I heard it is …
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govSkinner describes grammatical manipulations, such as the order or grouping of responses, as autoclitic. The ordering of patterns may be a function of relevant strength, temporal ordering, or other factors.
scales.arabpsychology.comAn autoclitic is a verbal behavior that modifies the functions of other verbal behaviors. For example, “I think it is raining” possesses the autoclitic “I think,” which moderates the strength of the statement “it …
psynso.comCitation Skinner, B. F. (1957). The Autoclitic. In B. F. Skinner, Verbal behavior (pp. 311–330). Appleton-Century-Crofts. https:// https://doi.org/10.1037/11256-011
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