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The Journal of Applied Behavior
Analysis is a psychology journal that publishes research about
applications of the experimental analysis of behavior to problems of
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SEAB Partners with Publisher Wiley-Blackwell |
| The Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (SEAB) has been publishing the Journal
of Applied Behavior Analysis (JABA) since the inception of the journal in 1968. Composed of
scientists who serve 8-year terms, SEAB is assisted by business and managing editors to run the
business of publishing four issues of JABA and six issues of the Journal of the Experimental Analysis
of Behavior (JEAB) each year. |
| Technological advances, particularly the expansion of electronic publishing, have brought new
challenges to the publishing business. The current SEAB board felt that it was time to partner with
an expert, a company that understands and values scholarship and that will put our journals in
front of a wider audience. I am delighted to announce that SEAB has selected Wiley-Blackwell to
assist us in publishing, disseminating, marketing, and managing JABA and JEAB. A true
partnership, the new arrangement ensures that SEAB and the editorial staff will retain control of
the scholarly aspects of the journals while relying on Wiley-Blackwell’s expertise to produce,
market, and promote our journals. |
We will continue to use Scholar One as our manuscript processing portal, and Managing Editor
Kathy Hill will continue to provide JABA with superior copy-editing services. Experts at Wiley-
Blackwell will develop a new website for the journals that incorporates cutting-edge aspects of our
current website and introduces some new features that will enhance the journals’ presence on the
web. Electronic subscriptions, e-publishing, advertising, printing, and worldwide marketing are
just a few of the areas that Wiley-Blackwell will help enhance for the journals.
Our partnership with Wiley-Blackwell has begun already but will launch formally with the first
issue of 2013 (Spring), which, coincidentally, will feature articles marking the 30th anniversary of
the publication of the seminal paper on functional analysis. This partnership with Wiley-Blackwell
will ensure that our journals continue to thrive for another 40-plus years.
---Dorothea Lerman, Editor, JABA
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Mining our archives.
Because our back issues have
been scanned and served by PubMed Central, we can present several new pages
that are largely based upon
articles that were not previously available in an electronic format.
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Selected
Articles Archive Beginning shortly
after this Web site was established in late 1994,
electronic versions of a few “Selected Articles” from each new issue have been presented.
The Editor will continue to designate a few articles or reviews with that title. Such papers will
be featured in the current Table of Contents
and added to this archive immediately upon publication.
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Search about 2,800 JABA abstracts—plus 4,000 from JEAB. |
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Conduct
full-text searches of the abstracts from all articles published in JABA since
1968 and in JEAB since 1958.
Enter an author’s name, or any other words
of interest, and get back live links to every relevant abstract.
The abstracts usually contain a link to the PDF version
of the full article.
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JABA WebLog Traffic Reports
As of August 29, 2011, the daily number of visitors to the JABA site during the past year had averaged 1,163.
The most recent figure is given here, where
much more usage data for the journal can also be found.- JEAB averaged 392 visitors per day over the same period.
Its most recent year-long average is given
right here.
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Selected
Links An annotated guide to other relevant journals and
organizations.
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The
Back Pages
Descriptions of the Web sites of
laboratory equipment suppliers, publishers, and others who advertise in JEAB and
JABA, thereby contributing to the financial health of the journals.
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Please report
broken links.
Victor Laties
Geoff Inglis
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Copyright 1994-2012, Society for the Experimental Analysis
of Behavior, Inc. All rights
reserved.
Site founded by Victor G. Laties, Geoffrey B.Inglis, Ray A. Preston
and Randal L. Pittelli 20 YEARS AGO on October 26, 1994.
Revised February 22, 2013 (vgl)
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