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Francisco Aguilar Guevara, Josué Camacho Candía, Natalia Lima Villeda
Translational research has reported several benefits as a heuristic strategy of knowledge expansion. Given that some authors have found similarities between adjunctive behavior and stereotyped behavior, the present paper analyze if these two kinds of behavior could be raw material for translational research. As elements of the analytical work adjunctive andstereotyped behaviors were described in their relationship with timing and Autism Spectrum Disorder, respectively. Then, a morphological and a functional assessment between both types of behavior were carried out. Main results showed morphological similarities and functional differences between types of behavior which were discussed in terms of suitability for translational research and in terms of the analytical tools utilized.
