Rule-Governed Behavior: Cognition, Contingencies, & Instructional Control
Editor: Steven C. Hayes
Description: Behavior analytic research on rule-governed behavior was first gathered in this book in 1989. Shortly after that time, the area slowed, perhaps in part due to the difficulties in distinguishing verbal from non-verbal processes within behavior analysis. Recently, however, there has been a notable pick up in interest in the topic. This previously out of print volume has been reprinted by Context Press in order to provide a readily accessible resource to behavioral psychologists as they move ahead in their research and practical work. Contents: - Rules and Rule-Governance: Cognitive and Behavioristic Views by Hayne W. Reese
- The Behavior of the Listener by B. F. Skinner
- Rule-Governed Behavior in Behavior Analysis: A Theoretical and Experimental History by Margaret Vaughan
- An Experimental Analysis of Rule-Governed Behavior by A. Charles Catania, Eliot Shimoff, & Byron A. Matthews
- The Verbal Action of the Listener as a Basis for Rule-Governance by Steven C. Hayes & Linda J. Hayes
- Rule-Following by Steven C. Hayes, Robert D. Zettle, & Irwin Rosenfarb
- Correlated Hypothesizing and the Distinction between Contingency-Shaped and Rule-Governed Behavior by Philip N. Hineline & Barbara A. Wanchisen
- The Achievement of Evasive Goals: Control by Rules Describing Contingencies That Are Not Direct Acting by Richard W. Malott
- Some Clinical Implications of Rule-Governed Behavior by Roger L. Poppen
- Avoiding and Altering Rule-Control as a Strategy of Clinical Intervention by Steven C. Hayes, Barbara S. Kohlenberg, & Susan M. Melancon
- Index
ISBN: 1-878978-48-9
Publication date: 2004 (original publication date: 1989)
Pages: 391
Binding: Paperback
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