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Nonlinear Functional Analysis in Contextual Behavioral Science

Explore Goldiamond's CRB-3 and Matching Law in functional analysis, empowering clients to understand behavior-environment relations for self-control. Behavioral processes in self-monitoring and changing behavior with effective procedures.

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Nonlinear Functional Analysis in Contextual Behavioral Science

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  1. Nonlinear Functional Analysis in Contextual Behavioral Science Thomas J. Waltz Eastern Michigan University

  2. Overview:Goldiamond & Self-Control • Training clients in functional analysis of their own behavior-environment relations and the systematic procedures for influencing these. • CRB-3’s • Matching Law • Behavioral processes informing a functional analysis

  3. Goldiamond (1969) • To establish and maintain … control over his own behavior requires insight by the patient into the contingencies and consequences governing his own behavior, as well as his ability to control and manipulate these variables. Such self control over complex behavior requires the patient to observe and related his behavior to other events, and to bring to bear upon such relations a body of effective procedures which change them. He is to discover which variables are relevant to his own behavior by recording and analyzing the data he has collected; he changes his behavior by developing and applying appropriate programming procedures. (p. 225)

  4. Matching BehaviorA ReinforcementA = BehaviorA+ BehaviorE ReinforcementA+ ReinforcementE

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