Facilitator control as automatic behavior: A verbal behavior analysis
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- The Analysis of verbal behavior [ 0889-9401 ] ; 1993.
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Several studies of facilitated communication have demonstrated that the facilitators were controlling and directing the typing, although they appeared to be unaware of doing so. Such results shift the focus of analysis to the facilitator's behavior and raise questions regarding the controlling variables for that behavior. This paper analyzes facilitator behavior as an instance of automatic verbal behavior, from the perspective of Skinner's (1957) book
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