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MYTHS OF MEANING - RESPONSE TO REESE (1994)
Authors: MOXLEY RA
Citation: Ra. Moxley, MYTHS OF MEANING - RESPONSE TO REESE (1994), The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 363-365
EQUIVALENCE-RELATIONS AND BEHAVIOR - A RESEARCH STORY - SIDMAN,M
Authors: RUMBAUGH DM
Citation: Dm. Rumbaugh, EQUIVALENCE-RELATIONS AND BEHAVIOR - A RESEARCH STORY - SIDMAN,M, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 367-375
MODERN PERSPECTIVES ON WATSON,JOHN,B. AND CLASSICAL BEHAVIORISM - TODD,JT, MORRIS,EK
Authors: HARZEM P
Citation: P. Harzem, MODERN PERSPECTIVES ON WATSON,JOHN,B. AND CLASSICAL BEHAVIORISM - TODD,JT, MORRIS,EK, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 377-384
REPRESENTATION OF BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGY IN EXPERIMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOKS
Authors: KESTNER J FLORA SR
Citation: J. Kestner et Sr. Flora, REPRESENTATION OF BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGY IN EXPERIMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOKS, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 385-390
PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS - GRANT,L, EVANS,A
Authors: HURSH DE
Citation: De. Hursh, PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS - GRANT,L, EVANS,A, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 391-393
UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIORISM - SCIENCE, BEHAVIOR, AND CULTURE - BAUM,WM
Authors: ZURIFF GE
Citation: Ge. Zuriff, UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIORISM - SCIENCE, BEHAVIOR, AND CULTURE - BAUM,WM, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 395-400
UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIORISM - SCIENCE, BEHAVIOR, AND CULTURE - BAUM,WM
Authors: MARR J
Citation: J. Marr, UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIORISM - SCIENCE, BEHAVIOR, AND CULTURE - BAUM,WM, The Behavior analyst, 18(2), 1995, pp. 401-408
RULES, CULTURE, AND FITNESS
Authors: BAUM WM
Citation: Wm. Baum, RULES, CULTURE, AND FITNESS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 1-21
THE X-CLUB AND THE SECRET RING - LESSONS ON HOW BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS CANTAKE OVER PSYCHOLOGY
Authors: THYER BA
Citation: Ba. Thyer, THE X-CLUB AND THE SECRET RING - LESSONS ON HOW BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS CANTAKE OVER PSYCHOLOGY, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 23-31
RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND THE SUBJECTIVE-OBJECTIVE DISTINCTION
Authors: MOORE J
Citation: J. Moore, RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND THE SUBJECTIVE-OBJECTIVE DISTINCTION, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 33-49
STIMULUS-CONTROL .1.
Authors: DINSMOOR JA
Citation: Ja. Dinsmoor, STIMULUS-CONTROL .1., The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 51-68
HOW THE HAPPY FEW MIGHT BECOME THE COMPETENT MANY - INTRODUCTION
Authors: HEWARD WL MALOTT RW
Citation: Wl. Heward et Rw. Malott, HOW THE HAPPY FEW MIGHT BECOME THE COMPETENT MANY - INTRODUCTION, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 69-71
TEACHING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT USING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Authors: ACKLEY GBE BAILEY JS
Citation: Gbe. Ackley et Js. Bailey, TEACHING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT USING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 73-81
ESSENTIAL CONTENT FOR TRAINING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS PRACTITIONERS
Authors: HARTSFIELD F HEMINGWAY M
Citation: F. Hartsfield et M. Hemingway, ESSENTIAL CONTENT FOR TRAINING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS PRACTITIONERS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 83-91
CONTINGENCY DIAGRAMS AS TEACHING TOOLS
Authors: MATTAINI MA
Citation: Ma. Mattaini, CONTINGENCY DIAGRAMS AS TEACHING TOOLS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 93-98
A MODEL OF CAUSE-EFFECT RELATIONS IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR
Authors: CHISHOLM DC COOK DA
Citation: Dc. Chisholm et Da. Cook, A MODEL OF CAUSE-EFFECT RELATIONS IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 99-111
A DESCRIPTIVE NOTATION SYSTEM FOR CONTINGENCY DIAGRAMMING IN BEHAVIORANALYSIS
Authors: GOLDWATER BC ACKER LE
Citation: Bc. Goldwater et Le. Acker, A DESCRIPTIVE NOTATION SYSTEM FOR CONTINGENCY DIAGRAMMING IN BEHAVIORANALYSIS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 113-121
STATE NOTATION FOR TEACHING ABOUT BEHAVIORAL-PROCEDURES
Authors: MICHAEL J SHAFER E
Citation: J. Michael et E. Shafer, STATE NOTATION FOR TEACHING ABOUT BEHAVIORAL-PROCEDURES, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 123-140
A CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATION OF SELF-MONITORING, REACTIVITY, AND INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT
Authors: CARR JE TAYLOR SL AUSTIN J
Citation: Je. Carr et al., A CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATION OF SELF-MONITORING, REACTIVITY, AND INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 141-146
RAT LAB FOR FUN AND PROFIT
Authors: KARP HJ
Citation: Hj. Karp, RAT LAB FOR FUN AND PROFIT, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 147-154
LOOKING FOR A WAY TO IMPROVE YOUR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS LECTURES - TRY GUIDED NOTES
Authors: BARBETTA PM SKARUPPA CL
Citation: Pm. Barbetta et Cl. Skaruppa, LOOKING FOR A WAY TO IMPROVE YOUR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS LECTURES - TRY GUIDED NOTES, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 155-160
ID BEEN DOING IT WRONG FOR SO LONG IT LOOKED LIKE RIGHT TO ME - USINGCASE METHOD TO TEACH INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Authors: DARDIG JC
Citation: Jc. Dardig, ID BEEN DOING IT WRONG FOR SO LONG IT LOOKED LIKE RIGHT TO ME - USINGCASE METHOD TO TEACH INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 161-166
ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX HUMAN-BEHAVIOR - A REPLY
Authors: PLAUD JJ
Citation: Jj. Plaud, ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX HUMAN-BEHAVIOR - A REPLY, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 167-169
SOME OLD WORK FOR THE BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC COMMUNITY - INTRODUCTION
Authors: GERSHENSON CW
Citation: Cw. Gershenson, SOME OLD WORK FOR THE BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC COMMUNITY - INTRODUCTION, The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 171-172
REINFORCEMENT IN BEHAVIOR-THEORY (REPRINTED FROM PAVLOVIAN JOURNAL OFBIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, PG 135-144, 1978)
Authors: SCHOENFELD WN
Citation: Wn. Schoenfeld, REINFORCEMENT IN BEHAVIOR-THEORY (REPRINTED FROM PAVLOVIAN JOURNAL OFBIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, PG 135-144, 1978), The Behavior analyst, 18(1), 1995, pp. 173-185
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