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Support & Connect with Us ☕️ Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/abachapt... 💼 LinkedIn: / abachapterchat 👥 Reddit: / abachapterchat Welcome back to ABA Chapter Chat! After listening, try a few example questions from our comprehensive study guide below, and don’t forget to comment your answers! In this episode, we explore Chapter 11 of Behavior Analysis and Learning (7th Edition) by Erin B. Rasmussen, Casey J. Clay, W. David Pierce, and Carl D. Cheney. Discover how imitation and rule-governed behavior shape human (and even animal!) learning. We discuss correspondence relations, spontaneous vs. operant imitation, the power of generalized imitation, and how rules can guide actions when direct experience isn’t enough. Whether you’re an ABA professional, educator, or just curious about behavior science, this dive into imitation and rule-following offers practical insights you can use right away. Topics Covered Correspondence Relations: Matching words and actions Spontaneous Imitation: Research with pigeons, babies, and mirror neurons Operant Imitation & Shaping: Teaching imitation step by step Generalized Imitation: When “copying” becomes a learned skill Rule-Governed Behavior vs. Contingency-Shaped Behavior Effective Rule Implementation: Accuracy, immediate vs. delayed consequences, and consistent reinforcement Joint Control: Recognizing cues and applying rules at the right time Real-World Insights ABA Practice: Strategies to teach imitation skills, from basic copying to complex tasks Behavior Change: How to structure environments so rules have real impact Motivation & Learning: Why immediate consequences often outshine distant goals, and how to bridge the gap Everyday Life: Improving follow-through on rules and instructions by addressing underlying reinforcement Whether you're an ABA professional or just curious about the science of behavior, this episode will help you understand how reinforcement schedules influence everything from habits to relationships. After listening, try a few example questions from our comprehensive study guide below, and don’t forget to comment your answers! Happy listening, and let’s keep diving deep into the world of ABA! 1. What is correspondence in the context of behavior analysis? 2. Is there evidence for spontaneous imitation in newborn infants? 3. What is the difference between operant imitation and generalized imitation? 00:00:00 Welcome & Overview: Imitation & Rule-Governed Behavior 00:00:20 Correspondence Relations: Matching Words & Actions 00:01:00 Spontaneous Imitation: Pigeons, Babies, and Debate 00:02:20 Mirror Neurons & The Learning Debate 00:03:24 Operant Imitation: Reinforcement Shapes Copying 00:04:01 Generalized Imitation: Learning the Idea of “Copy” 00:04:43 Rule-Governed Behavior: Instructions vs. Direct Experience 00:05:39 Examples of Contingency-Shaped vs. Rule-Governed 00:06:26 Shifting Reinforcement: Supporting New Rules 00:07:00 Balancing Immediate & Delayed Consequences 00:07:45 Joint Control: Recognizing Cues to Apply Rules 00:08:26 Limits of Rules & The Power of Environment 00:09:22 Key Takeaways & Detective Work in ABA 00:10:00 Adapting Strategies for Each Client 00:11:00 Conclusion & Final Thoughts