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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Educação e Ciências Humanas (CECH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I hold a bachelor's and master's degree and am currently pursuing a PhD in Psychology at the Federal University of São Carlos. During my master's, I completed an exchange program at OsloMet under Prof. Erik Arntzens supervision, and during my PhD, I conducted research at Ulster University under Prof. Dermot Barnes-Holmes. My research focuses on language and cognition, with an emphasis on stimulus equivalence theory and Relational Frame Theory (RFT). I have experience in programming and developing gamified software, having created two Matching-to-Sample (MTS) programs (PyMTS and Miner Troubles). I have worked in applied behavior analysis for autism, coordinating interventions for children at Instituto Sintonia, supporting research at Instituto Spectra, and mentoring specialization students at Instituto Lahmiei-UFSCar. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Matching-to-Sample (MTS) is a traditional procedure used to train conditional relations in stimulus equivalence field. Although studies have investigated variations in this procedure, the way in which it is presented to the participant was not studied as an independent variable. A recent trend in teaching methodologies is gamification, with the goal of transforming procedures, increasing …
Equivalent classes are formed by all the positive elements that participate in the contingency. The main procedure used to study this phenomenon is matching-to-sample. Using this method, a lot of studies verified the effect of different variables of the task on the establishment and maintenance of equivalent stimulus classes. However, no study in the area has seeked to investigate the eff…
The experimental analysis of cooperation involves the systematic investigation of the combined behavior of two or more individuals and the effects of the consequences that arise from these behaviors on the individual. The unit of analysis of cooperation is, the aggregate product of at least two responses and one of each response arising from the action of at least two different behaving o…
Rule following behavior is an important field of research in behavior analysis. Several socially relevant behaviors are related to rule following, such as suffering from different psychological disorders, and the compliance to socially relevant rules (e.g., traffic rules and use of masks). Recent advances in Relational Frame Theory have driven the study of new variables related to rule fo…
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