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Generalization gradient

Deutsch: Generalisierungsgradient / Español: Gradiente de generalización / Português: Gradiente de generalização / Français: Gradient de généralisation / Italiano: Gradiente di generalizzazione /

Generalization gradient is defined as a graphic description of the strength of responding in the presence of stimuli that are similar to the SD and vary along a continuum.

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Generalization training

Generalization training refers to the reinforcement of a behavior in a series of stimulus situations until it generalizes to other members of that stimulus class.

Generalized amnesia

generalized amnesia refers to loss of memory of all personal information, including identity

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Generalized anxiety disorder

The Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) refers to an excessive or unrealistic worry that is unrelated to another illness and can last six months or more.

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Generalized imitation

Generalized imitation refers to the tendency to imitate a new modeled behavior in the absence of any specific reinforcement for doing so.

Generalized other

Generalized other is defined as the idea that other people tell you who and what you are

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Generalized punisher

Deutsch: Generalisiertes Bestrafungsmittel / Español: Castigador Generalizado / Português: Punidor Generalizado / Français: Punitif Généralisé / Italiano: Punitore Generalizzato /

Generalized punisher is defined as an event that has become punishing because it has in the past been associated with many other punishers. Generalized punisher is a type of secondary reinforcer that has been associated with several other reinforcers.

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Generalized reinforcer

Generalized reinforcer is defined as a conditioned reinforcer that is associated with many other reinforcers. This kind of reinforcer is effective because the person is usually deprived of at least one of the backup reinforcers.

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