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LARGE AND SMALL-SCALE STRUCTURE IN RAYLEIGH-TAYLOR MIXING
Authors: SCHNEIDER MB DIMONTE G REMINGTON B
Citation: Mb. Schneider et al., LARGE AND SMALL-SCALE STRUCTURE IN RAYLEIGH-TAYLOR MIXING, Physical review letters, 80(16), 1998, pp. 3507-3510
THE EFFECT OF DRINK FAMILIARITY ON TOLERANCE TO ALCOHOL
Authors: REMINGTON B ROBERTS P GLAUTIER S
Citation: B. Remington et al., THE EFFECT OF DRINK FAMILIARITY ON TOLERANCE TO ALCOHOL, Addictive behaviors, 22(1), 1997, pp. 45-53
THE APPLICATION OF MOXIDECTIN FORMULATIONS FOR CONTROL OF THE CATTLE TICK (BOOPHILUS-MICROPLUS) UNDER QUEENSLAND FIELD CONDITIONS
Authors: REMINGTON B KIERAN P COBB R BODERO D
Citation: B. Remington et al., THE APPLICATION OF MOXIDECTIN FORMULATIONS FOR CONTROL OF THE CATTLE TICK (BOOPHILUS-MICROPLUS) UNDER QUEENSLAND FIELD CONDITIONS, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(8), 1997, pp. 588-591
RICHTMYER-MESHKOV INSTABILITY WITH STRONG RADIATIVELY DRIVEN SHOCKS
Authors: DIMONTE G FRERKING CE SCHNEIDER M REMINGTON B
Citation: G. Dimonte et al., RICHTMYER-MESHKOV INSTABILITY WITH STRONG RADIATIVELY DRIVEN SHOCKS, Physics of plasmas, 3(2), 1996, pp. 614-630
THE EVOLUTION OF NAMING - JUST SO
Authors: REMINGTON B
Citation: B. Remington, THE EVOLUTION OF NAMING - JUST SO, Journal of the experimental analysis of behavior, 65(1), 1996, pp. 243-245
NAMING, THE FORMATION OF STIMULUS CLASSES, AND APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Authors: STROMER R MACKAY HA REMINGTON B
Citation: R. Stromer et al., NAMING, THE FORMATION OF STIMULUS CLASSES, AND APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, Journal of applied behavior analysis, 29(3), 1996, pp. 409-431
EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED HEALTH-CARE WORKERS BELIEFS ABOUT CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B HOPPER GM
Citation: Rp. Hastings et al., EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED HEALTH-CARE WORKERS BELIEFS ABOUT CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS, JIDR. Journal of intellectual disability research, 39, 1995, pp. 474-483
FUTURE-DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH ON STAFF PERFORMANCE IN SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B HATTON C
Citation: Rp. Hastings et al., FUTURE-DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH ON STAFF PERFORMANCE IN SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES, Mental handicap research, 8(4), 1995, pp. 333-339
ADULTS RESPONSES TO SELF-INJURIOUS-BEHAVIOR - AN EXPERIMENTAL-ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER-SIMULATION PARADIGM
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B HALL M
Citation: Rp. Hastings et al., ADULTS RESPONSES TO SELF-INJURIOUS-BEHAVIOR - AN EXPERIMENTAL-ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER-SIMULATION PARADIGM, Behavior modification, 19(4), 1995, pp. 425-450
ALCOHOL AS AN UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS IN HUMAN CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING
Authors: GLAUTIER S DRUMMOND C REMINGTON B
Citation: S. Glautier et al., ALCOHOL AS AN UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS IN HUMAN CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING, Psychopharmacology, 116(3), 1994, pp. 360-368
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT - TOWARD AN ANALYSIS OF STAFF RESPONSES TO CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B
Citation: Rp. Hastings et B. Remington, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT - TOWARD AN ANALYSIS OF STAFF RESPONSES TO CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR, Research in developmental disabilities, 15(4), 1994, pp. 279-298
STAFF BEHAVIOR AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES AND CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B
Citation: Rp. Hastings et B. Remington, STAFF BEHAVIOR AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES AND CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS, British journal of clinical psychology, 33, 1994, pp. 423-438
STAFF BEHAVIOR AND CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR - A REPLY TO CLEGGS COMMENTARY
Authors: HASTINGS RP REMINGTON B
Citation: Rp. Hastings et B. Remington, STAFF BEHAVIOR AND CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR - A REPLY TO CLEGGS COMMENTARY, British journal of clinical psychology, 33, 1994, pp. 445-450
AN ANALYSIS OF LABELS FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES
Authors: HASTINGS RP SONUGABARKE EJS REMINGTON B
Citation: Rp. Hastings et al., AN ANALYSIS OF LABELS FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING-DISABILITIES, British journal of clinical psychology, 32, 1993, pp. 463-465
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