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ORDINAL RELATIONS AND TRANSITIVITY IN MENTAL RETARDATION

ORDINAL RELATIONS AND TRANSITIVITY IN MENTAL RETARDATION
智力低下的序数关系和传递性
批准号:
3327599
负责人:
ROBERT L STROMER
金额:
$8.06万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1991
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1991-09-01 至 1994-08-31

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中文摘要
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这份修订后的提案要求支持一项为期三年的刺激计划研究 智力迟钝个体的控制和传递过程 辨别学习 该项目旨在澄清学习过程 参与由有序刺激定义的刺激类别的形成 关系(即,序列类)。 几种训练方法的比较 方法将确定导致获得的行为历史, 序数关系也是传递的。 我们最关心的是 确定新的顺序关系是否会在没有直接训练的情况下出现 通过序列类成员之间的传递关系。 我们希望展示 在适当的学习历史下,传递性表现是 在发育水平远低于 一般认为。 我们还希望证明, 要调查的过程在形式上类似,并且与 那些参与获得基本学术行为的人,如 算术和理财技巧 因此,我们的研究可能会 为一项不断发展的教育智障人士的技术做出了贡献 和其他有特殊教育需要的人。
英文摘要
This revised proposal requests support for a three-year study of stimulus control and transitive processes in mentally retarded individuals' discrimination learning. The project seeks to clarify learning processes involved in the formation of stimulus classes defined by ordinal stimulus relations (i.e., sequence classes). Comparisons of several training methods will identify behavioral histories that lead to acquisition of ordinal relations that are also transitive. Our primary concern is to determine whether new ordinal relations will emerge without direct training via transitive relations among sequence-class members. We expect to show that, given appropriate learning histories, transitive performances are demonstrable in persons functioning at much lower developmental levels than generally thought. We also expect to demonstrate that the behavioral processes to be investigated are formally similar and highly relevant to those involved in acquisition of rudimentary academic behaviors, such as arithmetic and money skills. Our research is likely, therefore, to contribute to a growing technology for teaching mentally retarded people and others with special instructional needs.
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