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Linguistic and Psychological Factors in the Speech Regulation of Behavior in Very Young Children.

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Beiswenger, Hugo A. – 1968

This dissertation examines the thesis that it is the human language system which largely makes possible the human capacity for modifiability of responses called "intelligent" and "adaptive" modes of interaction with the environment. Chapter titles are (1) A Process View of Human Behavior, (2) Aspects of the Multi-Dimensional Nature of Cognitive…

Descriptors: Attention, Behavior Change, Behavior Development, Behavior Patterns

Programmatic Research on a Systematic Articulation Therapy Program: Carry-Over of Phoneme Responses to Untrained Situations for Normal-Learning Public School Children. Parsons Research Report No. 6.

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McLean, James; Raymore, Sandra – 1972

This publication reports on research which has investigated phoneme acquisition and carry-over in a programmatic fashion. This research began with investigations of the effect of an extension of stimulus control of new phoneme responses through a systematic operant procedure. After quantifying the effect of such procedures in terms of stimulus…

Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), Auditory Discrimination, Auditory Stimuli, Behavior Change