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Selection-Based Instruction and the Emergence of Topography-Based Responses to Interview Questions

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The authors thank Andrew P. Blowers and Bridget E. Munoz for their assistance with reliability data.

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    John O’Neill & Ruth Anne Rehfeldt

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O’Neill, J., Rehfeldt, R.A. Selection-Based Instruction and the Emergence of Topography-Based Responses to Interview Questions. Analysis Verbal Behav 30, 178–183 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40616-014-0013-z

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