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Impact of Variables on Behavior Potentiation in the Ecology Context

Explore the influence of genetic, response, and stimulus variables on behavior potentiation within its broader ecology context. Chapters cover the effects, extensions to stimuli pairing, discrimination, and instructional control. Delve into behavioral requirements, schedules, topography, and stimulus control effects like tuning in, habituation, and adaptation.

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Impact of Variables on Behavior Potentiation in the Ecology Context

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  1. The blue books: Potentiation and stimulus change

  2. Variables that effect behavior, or B1, • B1=f(O), (Genetic variables) • B1=f(R), (Response variables) • B1=f(S), (Stimulus variables)

  3. potentiation

  4. potentiation • The potentiation of a consequence must therefore be considered within the context of its larger ecology. (chapter 7,part 2, pp. 5)

  5. Station • Depravation • Extensions to other classes of stimuli

  6. Pairing • Chaining • Discrimination training

  7. Instructional control

  8. Behavioral requirements • Schedules • Topography • Intensive

  9. Stimulus control

  10. Stimulus change

  11. Stimulus change

  12. Stimulus change • Tuning in, habituation, adaption

  13. Stimulus change

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