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A taxonomy of rules and their correspondence to rule-governed behavior

Authors: Peláez Nogueras, Martha; Moreno Rodríguez, Rafael;

A taxonomy of rules and their correspondence to rule-governed behavior

Abstract

A taxonomy of rules and their possible effects on the listener's behavior are presented. The taxonomy takes into account dimensions of an entire contingency arrangement specified in the rule and how these dimensions relate to the listener's behavior. The classification is made according to rule: (a) explicitness, (b) accuracy, (c) complexity, and (d) source. It is argued that the probability that the listener will behave according to a rule depends upon the type of rule provided, the context in which the rule is provided, and listener's history with that or other similar rules. Even though manipulations of some types of rules have been conducted in studies of stimulus equivalence, relational frames, and derived stimulus relations, a more systematic study of the differential effects of the proposed 16 types of rules on the listener's behavior is needed.

Se presenta una taxonomía de reglas y también sus posibles efectos sobre la conducta de seguirlas. La taxonomía está basada en las cuatro dimensiones de la contingencia que cada regla especifica: (a) explicitación, (b) exactitud, (c) complejidad y (d) procedencia. Se plantea además que la probabilidad de seguir una regla depende del tipo de ésta, del contexto en que se plantee y de la historia que el que la recibe tenga con esa regla u otras similares. La taxonomía de 16 reglas planteada podría facilitar un estudio de los efectos del tipo de regla que fuera más sistemático que el realizado hasta ahora por temáticas como las de equivalencia de estímulos o marcos relacionales.

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Exactitud, Rules, Complejidad, Procedencia de la regla, Source, Conducta gobernada por reglas, Dimensions, Complexity, Explicitación, Contingency, Contingencia, Reglas, Explicitness, Accuracy, Dimensiones, Rule-governed behavior

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