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Behavioral Contingency AnalysisA formal symbolic language for the Analysis of Behavioral contingenciesFrancis MechnerThis presentation explains the main features of a symbolic language for codifying and analyzing Behavioral contingencies and provides some examples of its applications. Contents and OrganizationIntroductionElements of the Behavioral Contingency languageThe recursive syntactic structureEffects of the analyst s focusThe grammar of consequencesPrevention contingenciesDeception and entrapment And and or relationshipsCodifying probabilities and uncertaintiesRecycling contingencies and changing consequencesDeception in economics and financeCategorization of Behavioral contingenciesSlides 4- 29Slides 30- 87Slides 88-101Slides 102-107Slides 108-116Slides 117-129Slides 130-160Slides 161-176Slides 177-187Slides 188-211Slides 212-245Slides 246-252INTRODUCTIONWhat are Behavioral contingencies?

A formal symbolic language for the analysis of . behavioral contingencies. Francis Mechner. This presentation explains the main features of a symbolic language for codifying and analyzing ... certain behavior and its consequences. For example: if. a certain party performs certain behavior, then.

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