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jcautill@...
Aug 1, 2006 3:00 pm
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jcautill@...
Aug 1, 2006 5:19 pm
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Hi, everyone-- I am applying for internship this fall and have just been to the ACBS webpage to find sites that are ACT-friendly. Six are listed: Brigham Young...
Chad, Togus continues to be very ACT friendly, particularly in the PTSD program. Best wishes with your internship search. Kevin Polk, Ph.D. Veterans Affairs...
Below is an invitation to join the Spirituality SIG that I sent out a couple of days ago to Worldcon attendees who expressed interested in this area. I thought...
Jonathan Weinstein
jonwein@...
Aug 6, 2006 1:19 am
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Do we know the age ranges for the development of the Observer Self? Does the Conceptualized Self start earlier. And I imagine that the Self as Process comes...
Attention, IRAPsters! Okay, after taking notes from Dermot and Shawn during ABA and World Con, the relatively-new and somewhat-improved Ole Miss IRAP (version...
I hope I am not too late to mention this, but Trinity Services, a nonprofit agency with a presence in Illinois, Indiana, and Reno, Nevada, has an ACT friendly...
I?ve been thinking about the three terms of RFT: relations, relata, and functions (as in ?transformation of functions?) and am sharing my machinations to get...
Hank, My 2 cents (euro cents of course) Relata are 'events/objects that are related'. Relata can participate in the control pattern characterising ...
Stewart, Ian
ian.stewart@...
Aug 14, 2006 3:04 pm
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Since I understood what Hank said, but not this, I'm wondering if it would be possible for someone to respond to what Hank wrote, sort of line by line, saying...
I am looking for a laboratory-based behavioral task to assess experiential avoidance at multiple time points. I prefer something that is less physical in...
Thanks, Philippe, I appreciate this. This is a nice, easy read, and a review of what I have done thus far in the tutorial. It helps. Here are a couple of...
Ian, One thing at a time. Does this mean that "relata" is a term that can be applied to the conditioning processes of non-human organisms so that, for example,...
Hank, 'Relata' are objects or events that are related ('relata' is plural). The rat is not relating anything in the example you give. The light is a ...
Stewart, Ian
ian.stewart@...
Aug 15, 2006 11:20 am
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nice Ian...
Kelly Wilson
kwilson@...
Aug 15, 2006 11:33 am
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Sorry, Hank, I never actually answered your main question in my last e-mail. 'Relata' IS a term that can be relevant in the conditioning processes of non-human...
Stewart, Ian
ian.stewart@...
Aug 15, 2006 6:09 pm
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Just to add an example to Ian's latest post (the serie of post is a very nice summary, btw): A rhesus monkey (and many other non-humans) can learn to pick up...
This explanation has a certain mathematical beauty to it... Nico Hank, My 2 cents (euro cents of course) Relata are 'events/objects that are related'. Relata...
OK. Thanks for everyone's time! To follow up with Niklas' example: with the resus monkey there is an SD (not Crel and Cfunc) which occassions picking the...
There were some folks who wanted the handout from my workshop at WorldCom on teaching ACT more directly. It is attached. Oddly, page 2 comes up before page 1....
The posts in this string are just stunning. Everyone. Elegant. Precise. Ian I understand -- he's an RFT geek. He's brilliant and precise down to the letter. A...
Hi All; As part of my sabbatical devoted to getting the web version of the IRAP fit for use, I have been working with Dermot on calculating a measure of the...
Shawn Boles
shawn@...
Aug 16, 2006 2:24 pm
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I am looking for a RFT approach to language development in a language delayed child under five. The child has been assessed by a local regional center where...
Rob Unruh
runruh@...
Aug 16, 2006 11:35 pm
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I would like to elaborate a bit on parts of Steves last post, the part that Hank started off by his questions about relations and well known learning...
Niklas, Thank you for your endorsement! I hope my contributions are somewhat helpful. Thanks to yourself, Hank, Philippe, Steve and Greg for the ongoing...
Stewart, Ian
ian.stewart@...
Aug 17, 2006 2:48 pm
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This seems right on The relational nature of learning (not, except in verbal domains, arbitrarily applicable relations, but relations none the less) is...
Hi Ian, No objections to the points you are making. I don't argue for explicitly focusing on relations, regarding the two basic principles of learning. I just...
Niklas, Sorry, my mistake. I took a different angle from you re coherence - you're of course referring to the coherence for the scientist of the behavior...
Stewart, Ian
ian.stewart@...
Aug 18, 2006 11:21 am
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I have been struggling with some ideas over the last year, and i thought i would share them with you folks and see if you can get me unstuck. I will put my...
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