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20 YEARS OF APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS IN TREATING THE MOST SEVERE PROBLEM BEHAVIOR - LESSONS LEARNED
Authors: FOXX RM
Citation: Rm. Foxx, 20 YEARS OF APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS IN TREATING THE MOST SEVERE PROBLEM BEHAVIOR - LESSONS LEARNED, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 225-235
THE DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF TANGIBLE REWARDS AND PRAISE ON INTRINSIC MOTIVATION - A COMPARISON OF COGNITIVE EVALUATION THEORY AND OPERANT THEORY
Authors: CARTON JS
Citation: Js. Carton, THE DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF TANGIBLE REWARDS AND PRAISE ON INTRINSIC MOTIVATION - A COMPARISON OF COGNITIVE EVALUATION THEORY AND OPERANT THEORY, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 237-255
ENVISIONING CULTURAL-PRACTICES
Authors: MATTAINI MA
Citation: Ma. Mattaini, ENVISIONING CULTURAL-PRACTICES, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 257-272
WHY BE MORAL - HUMANIST AND BEHAVIORAL-PERSPECTIVES
Authors: NEWMAN B REINECKE DR KURTZ AL
Citation: B. Newman et al., WHY BE MORAL - HUMANIST AND BEHAVIORAL-PERSPECTIVES, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 273-280
ON TERMS AND PROCEDURES - FLUENCY
Authors: JOHNSON KR LAYNG TVJ
Citation: Kr. Johnson et Tvj. Layng, ON TERMS AND PROCEDURES - FLUENCY, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 281-288
OVERLEARNING, FLUENCY, AND AUTOMATICITY
Authors: DOUGHERTY KM JOHNSTON JM
Citation: Km. Dougherty et Jm. Johnston, OVERLEARNING, FLUENCY, AND AUTOMATICITY, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 289-292
PREDICTION AND CONTROL IN LOEB VISUALIZATION AND SKINNER CONTINGENCIES - RESPONSE TO HACKENBERG
Authors: MOXLEY RA
Citation: Ra. Moxley, PREDICTION AND CONTROL IN LOEB VISUALIZATION AND SKINNER CONTINGENCIES - RESPONSE TO HACKENBERG, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 293-297
WHEN BEING A MECHANIST WASNT SO BAD - REPLY TO MOXLEY
Authors: HACKENBERG TD
Citation: Td. Hackenberg, WHEN BEING A MECHANIST WASNT SO BAD - REPLY TO MOXLEY, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 299-300
MODERN PERSPECTIVES ON SKINNER,B.F. AND CONTEMPORARY BEHAVIORISM - TODD,JT, MORRIS,EK
Authors: ZEILER MD
Citation: Md. Zeiler, MODERN PERSPECTIVES ON SKINNER,B.F. AND CONTEMPORARY BEHAVIORISM - TODD,JT, MORRIS,EK, The Behavior analyst, 19(2), 1996, pp. 301-309
UNTITLED
Authors: VAUGHAN M
Citation: M. Vaughan, UNTITLED, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 1-1
KELLER,FRED,S. (1899-1996) - INTRODUCTION - IN-MEMORIAM
Authors: MICHAEL J
Citation: J. Michael, KELLER,FRED,S. (1899-1996) - INTRODUCTION - IN-MEMORIAM, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 3-5
KELLER,FRED,S. (1899-1996) - OBITUARY
Authors: MICHAEL J
Citation: J. Michael, KELLER,FRED,S. (1899-1996) - OBITUARY, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 7-9
GILBERT,THOMAS,F. (1927-1995) - IN-MEMORIAM
Authors: LINDSLEY OR
Citation: Or. Lindsley, GILBERT,THOMAS,F. (1927-1995) - IN-MEMORIAM, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 11-18
A MINGLED YARN
Authors: MARR J
Citation: J. Marr, A MINGLED YARN, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 19-33
DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN APPLIED-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
Authors: JOHNSTON JM
Citation: Jm. Johnston, DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN APPLIED-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 35-47
REFLECTIONS ON SOME EARLY EVENTS RELATED TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS OF CHILD-DEVELOPMENT
Authors: BIJOU SW
Citation: Sw. Bijou, REFLECTIONS ON SOME EARLY EVENTS RELATED TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS OF CHILD-DEVELOPMENT, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 49-60
HOW IS PHYSIOLOGY RELEVANT TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Authors: REESE HW
Citation: Hw. Reese, HOW IS PHYSIOLOGY RELEVANT TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 61-70
ON THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND BIOLOGY
Authors: DONAHOE JW
Citation: Jw. Donahoe, ON THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND BIOLOGY, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 71-73
TOWARD A RECONSTRUCTIVE UNDERSTANDING OF BEHAVIOR - A RESPONSE TO REESE
Authors: BULLOCK D
Citation: D. Bullock, TOWARD A RECONSTRUCTIVE UNDERSTANDING OF BEHAVIOR - A RESPONSE TO REESE, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 75-78
REACTIONS TO REESE - LORD, LET US LAUD AND LAMENT
Authors: POLING A BYRNE T
Citation: A. Poling et T. Byrne, REACTIONS TO REESE - LORD, LET US LAUD AND LAMENT, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 79-82
ON THE INVULNERABILITY OF BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC THEORY TO BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH
Authors: BAER DM
Citation: Dm. Baer, ON THE INVULNERABILITY OF BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC THEORY TO BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 83-84
ON THE INVULNERABILITY OF BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC THEORY TO BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH - RESPONSE
Authors: REESE HW
Citation: Hw. Reese, ON THE INVULNERABILITY OF BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC THEORY TO BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH - RESPONSE, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 85-88
METHOD AND THEORY IN MEMORY - OR, HOW MANY ROOMS ARE THERE IN THE MAD-HATTER HOUSE
Authors: MARR J
Citation: J. Marr, METHOD AND THEORY IN MEMORY - OR, HOW MANY ROOMS ARE THERE IN THE MAD-HATTER HOUSE, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 89-90
MEDIATIONISM AND THE OBFUSCATION OF MEMORY (REPRINTED FROM THE AMERICAN-PSYCHOLOGIST, VOL 45, PG 328-335, 1990)
Authors: WATKINS MJ
Citation: Mj. Watkins, MEDIATIONISM AND THE OBFUSCATION OF MEMORY (REPRINTED FROM THE AMERICAN-PSYCHOLOGIST, VOL 45, PG 328-335, 1990), The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 91-103
COMMENTARY ON WATKINS (1990) - THERE ARE OTHER SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM OF PROLIFERATING MEMORY THEORIES
Authors: SALTHOUSE TA
Citation: Ta. Salthouse, COMMENTARY ON WATKINS (1990) - THERE ARE OTHER SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM OF PROLIFERATING MEMORY THEORIES, The Behavior analyst, 19(1), 1996, pp. 105-108
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