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relational frame theory

relational frame theory Relational frame theory is a psychological framework for understanding human language and behavior.

Relational frame theory is a psychological framework for understanding human language and behavior. In this source, it is described as addressing perspective-taking and as providing training methods aimed at improving that ability.

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Drafting source: Ooshima Yasuhiro; Mitamura Takashi. Effects of perspective-taking training based on relational frame theory for cognitive empathy and emotional empathy: Differences in perspective-taking according to various theoretical approaches. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0323120; article XML SHA-256 67ddbc6c0469b4888d9bf23905b8f0e4c4a13711c1e4b0f4e9df872e4109b097. “Effects of perspective-taking training based on relational frame theory for cognitive empathy and emotional empathy: Differences in perspective-taking according to various theoretical approaches” (10.1371/journal.pone.0323120).
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