RFT Tutorial

An Introduction to Relational Frame Theory is an interactive, web-based tutorial designed to introduce the basic concepts and approach of Relational Frame Theory (RFT) using graphics, animation, and practice activities.

The tutorial was written and designed for a very broad audience, and helps users to gain mastery over complex concepts in RFT by breaking them down and allowing the user to practice them along the away.

In 2005 the tutorial received the Nova Southeastern Award for Outstanding Practice by a Graduate Student in Instructional Design from the Design & Development division of the Association for Educational Communications & Technology. With an award name that long, you know it's got to be good.

The New and Improved Version
In early 2010, the tutorial was moved to a newer, faster, and more secure site and server (http://foxylearning.com) and was enhanced based upon user feedback (although core content and concepts remain the same).

The new tutorial’s improvements include full audio narration, more user control (volume, replaying, showing corresponding text, ability to save progress at any point in the tutorial), more detailed performance data available to instructors, and enhanced technical and customer support. For a more complete list of the changes to the tutorial visit http://foxylearning.com/rft/changes.

It is hoped that everyone from undergraduate psychology students to doctoral-level psychologists to any educated person on the street (or on the web!) will find the material accessible, engaging, and relevant.

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