A Behavioral Interpretation of Grammar

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70th GW International Scientist/Practitioner Forum

Topic: A Behavioral Interpretation of Grammar

A presentation by Dr. David Palmer, 01/01/2021

Dr. David Palmer presents an introductory, yet in-depth exploration into the foundational elements central to a behavioral interpretation of grammar. He gives a detailed dissection of the functions, syntax, and praxis of Skinner’s autoclitic frames and the roles of the content words that complete them. He also introduces rhetorical devices such as anaphora, explains the concepts of prosodic and contextual cues, and provides examples of how the variability and novelty of verbal communication can cause rapid shifts in stimulus control.

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Smith College

Date: 10/01/2021

 

The Gladys Williams International Scientist/Practitioner Forum

Organized and Hosted by: Gladys Williams, Ed.D. & Richard Laitinen, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA


 

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