In AppliedApplied means that the behaviors targeted for change in... BehaviorBehavior refers to any activity or action that living o... Analysis (ABA), reflexivity is a concept in derived relational responding, particularly within stimulus equivalenceStimulus Equivalence refers to a situation in which an indiv.... Reflexivity refers to a learner’s ability to match a stimulusStimulus is defined as any change in the environment or... to itself without any prior training. This means that the individual can identify that a given stimulus is identical to another instance of that same stimulus.
Example
If a child is presented with a picture of a cat (Stimulus A) and then is asked to select the matching picture from an array that includes other animals, and the child selects the same picture of the cat (Stimulus A), this demonstrates reflexivity. The child is matching the picture of the cat with an identical picture of the cat, showing that the relation “A = A” is understood.
Reflexivity is one of the three components of stimulus equivalence, along with symmetrySymmetry is a concept in derived relational responding, part... and transitivityTransitivity is a concept in derived relational responding a....