JABA Anthologies and Collections

Behavior Analysis in Autism. Edited by Roane, H. S., Fisher, W. W., Green, G., McClannahan, L. E., and Taylor, B. A. Allen Press: Lawrence KS. 2010.

This 1,079 page volume serves as an authoritative review of classic studies on the behavioral treatment of autism, and will be an invaluable tool for practitioners, parents, and students.

Ten sections provide 85 fully reprinted articles, along with introductions by experts in the field. Topics include:

General teaching procedures
Reinforcer identification
Language identification
Teaching self-help, academic, and vocational skills
Promoting social interactions
Peer-mediated interventions
Training caregivers
Generalization
Assessment and treatment of problem behavior
Behavioral medicine

Behavior Analysis in Education. Edited by Nancy Neef, Brian Iwata, Dorothea Lerman, Robert Horner, Brian Martens, and Diane Sainato. Reprint Volume 3, 2nd Ed., 2004.

The ad hoc editors have examined every article published in JABA between its founding in 1968 and 2002 and have compiled an authoritative and up-to-date reference on applied research in the field of education.

The 641-page volume also contains study questions for each article, making it ideal for classroom use. Fifty-three key articles are fully reprinted, covering the following topics:

Professional Practice Issues
Instructional Processes and Academic Behaviors
Classroom Conduct and Behavior Management
Social Behavior
Early Intervention
Peer Interventions
Teacher Behavior, Training, and Consultation
Higher Education

Methodological & Conceptual Issues in Applied Behavior Analysis. (2nd Edition: 1968–1999). Edited by B.A. Iwata, N.A. Neef, D.P. Wacker, F.C. Mace, and T.R. Vollmer; Asst. Editor, R. H. Thompson. 2000. JABA Reprint Series, Volume 4.
This second edition focuses on a description of the single-subject research model as it is used in applied research, as well as on more general issues arising from such work. Three-hundred articles on these topics have been published in JABA from 1968 through 1999, and 67 articles dealing with conceptual and methodological issues are reprinted here.

This represents a significant increase from the 49 articles in the first edition as well as a noticeable change in content. The first edition focused very heavily on methodology (38 of the articles) whereas the present volume provides a more even balance among methodological, conceptual, and professional aspects of our field.

The topics covered are:

The Nature of Applied Behavior Analysis
Science, Theory and Technology
Measurement
Interobserver Agreement
Treament Integrity
Experimental Design
Data Analysis
Social Validity
Conceptual Issues
Research, Training and Professional Practice
Trends in Applied Behavior Analysis.

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Kathy Hill, JABA
Department of Applied Behavioral Science
University of Kansas
1000 Sunnyside Ave.
Lawrence, KS 66045-2133
E-mail: behavior@mail.ku.edu