Countercontrol: A Relational Frame Theory (RFT) Account and Revival of a 70-year-old Skinnerian Term | Journal Club Series

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This installment in our Journal Club Series will cover the article, “Countercontrol: A Relational Frame Theory (RFT) Account and Revival of a 70-year-old Skinnerian Term” authored by Samuel Spencer and colleagues published in Perspectives on Behavior Science. CEUs are provided for reading the article, participating in an online discussion, and completing an article content quiz.

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Objectives:

1. State Skinner’s definition of countercontrol
2. Describe the experimental history behind the concept of countercontrol
3. Explain how rule governed behavior can account for countercontrol responding
4. Explain how relational frame theory can account for countercontrol responding
5. List presented solutions to countercontrol responding

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