Naming relations arise from verbal contingencies that integrate ____ and ____ response classes of the child as speaker with the conditional discrimination behavior of the child as listener.
A) Tact; mand
B) Mand; echoic
C) Echoic; tact
D) Intraverbal; autoclitic

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Echoic and tact response classes are integrated with the conditional discrimination behavior of the child as listener in naming relations. Echoic responses involve repeating what is heard, and tact responses involve naming or identifying objects, actions, or events. These combined with the listener's ability to discriminate conditions form the basis of naming relations.

Naming Relations Arise from Verbal Contingencies That Integrate ____ and ____

Naming Relations Arise from Verbal Contingencies That Integrate and