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Accelerating stimuli for two classes of coercive behaviors

Journal of Abnormal Child PsychologyPublished 1 January 1977
Gerald R. Patterson
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TL;DR

The analyses showed that class members in a class shared a common set of maintaining consequences and correlated with altered probabilities for the immediate recurrence of a target event.

Abstract

The analyses focused on a means by which classes of events may be derived from sequential data. A prior analyses of family interaction has derived two classes labeled Hostile and Social Aggression. Events in a class were initiated by a common network of antecedent behaviors. The current analyses showed that class members also shared a common set of maintaining consequences. These events correlated with altered probabilities for the immediate recurrence of a target event.

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PsychologyDecision Sciences