Category Archives: Chapter 8 – Verbal behaviour

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Bloomfield, L. (1943). Meaning. Monatshefte für Deutschen Unterricht, 35(3/4), 101-106. [FULLTEXT]

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Kotliarevsky, L. I. (1939). Cardio-vascular conditioned reflexes to direct and to verbal stimuli. Psychological Abstracts, 13, 411-412. [FULLTEXT]

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Skinner, B. F. (1937). The distribution of associated words. Psychological Record, 1, 71-76. [FULLTEXT]

Bloomfield, L. (1936). Language or ideas? Language, 12(2), 89-95. doi:10.2307/408751. [FULLTEXT]

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Traugott, N. N. (1935). Vzaimootonosheniya neposredstvennoy i simvolicheskoy proyektzii v protzesse obrazovaniya uslovnovo tormoza. [The interrelations of immediate and symbolic projections in the process of the formation of conditioned inhibition]. Psychological Abstracts, 9(131), No. 1166. [FULLTEXT]

Smolenskaja, E. P. (1935). O sloveshnykh simvolakh uslovnovo i differentzirovochnovo razhdrazhiteley [Verbal symbols of conditioned and differential stimuli]. Psychological Abstracts, 9(131), No. 1163. [FULLTEXT]

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Bloomfield, L. (1931). Albert Weiss. Language, 7(3), 219-221. [FULLTEXT]