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#1. A BCBA sets up a treatment room with a table and two chairs. On the table, three pictures are placed a duck, a bear, and a fish. The BCBA hands the client a picture of a duck and says, ‘Put it where it goes.’ The client takes the picture of the duck and places it on the matching picture of the duck already on the table. This demonstration best illustrates which of the following stimulus equivalence relations?
This scenario directly illustrates reflexivity Reflexivity also known as identity matching is a type of stimulus equivalence where a learner matches a stimulus to itself AA without any specific training In this case the client is given a picture of a duck A and matches it to an identical picture of a duck A on the table Symmetry AB so BA would involve a reversible relationship such as if the client was taught to match a picture of a duck to the spoken word duck and then without direct training could match the spoken word duck back to the picture Transitivity AB BC so AC involves untaught stimulusstimulus relations emerging from two other taught relations for example if AB and BC are taught then AC emerges without direct training Expressive identification is a receptive language skill where the learner points to or selects an item when given its name eg Point to the duck but it is not a direct measure of stimulus equivalence or a relation between stimuli in the same way as reflexivity symmetry or transitivity
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