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#1. During a baseball game, Jackie asks, Who’s going to win today? and then states, I think the Mets. Shortly after, Babe sees a hot dog vendor walk by and spontaneously says, Hot dogs. Considering Babe’s behavior in this scenario, which specific verbal operant did Babe most likely engage in?

Mand

Tact

Intraverbal

Echoic

Babes statement Hot dogs was a verbal response evoked by seeing the hot dog vendor and the hot dogs themselves which are nonverbal stimuli specifically a nonverbal discriminative stimulus or SD A tact is a verbal operant where a speaker names or labels things actions or properties in their environment that are directly perceived through their senses eg sight sound smell The text explicitly states Babe just saw the hot dog and he said hot dog That is a tact Attack is evoked by a nonverbal SD What is what Babe did He labeled the hot dogs Babe engaged in a tact This differentiates it from a mand which is a request evoked by a motivating operation MO an intraverbal which is a verbal response evoked by a verbal SD that has no pointtopoint correspondence with the SD like answering a question or an echoic which is repeating a vocal verbal stimulus

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