Research Articles
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George H. Noell, Joseph C. Witt, Lynn H. LaFleur, Bruce P. Mortenson,
Deborah D. Ranier, and James LeVelle. Increasing intervention implementation
in general education following consultation: A comparison of two follow-up strategies.
Pp. 271-284. |
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(156K)
Gregory P. Hanley, Brian A. Iwata, Rachel H. Thompson, and Jana S. Lindberg.
A component analysis of "stereotypy as reinforcement" for alternative behavior.
Pp. 285-297. |
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Juliet Conners, Brian A. Iwata, SungWoo Kahng, Gregory P. Hanley, April S. Worsdell,
and Rachel H. Thompson.
Differential responding in the presence and absence of discriminative stimuli during
multielement functional analysis.
Pp. 299-308. |
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(108K)
Kathryn J. Saunders, Mark D. Johnston, and Nancy C. Brady.
Identity matching of CVC words by prereaders.
Pp. 309-312. |
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(92K)
Sandy K. Magee and Janet Ellis.
Extinction effects during the assessment of multiple problem behaviors.
Pp. 313-316. |
Reports
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SungWoo Kahng, Daniel J. Hendrickson, and Chau P. Vu.
Comparison of single and multiple functional communication training responses
for the treatment of problem behavior.
Pp. 321-324.
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(96K)
Stephen Michael Gallagher and Michael Keenan.
Independent use of activity materials by the elderly in a residential setting.
Pp. 325-328.
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(100K)
Daniel Cohen-Almeida, Richard B. Graff, and William H. Ahearn.
A comparison of verbal and tangible stimulus preference assessments.
Pp. 329-334. |
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(84K)
John Northup.
Further evaluation of the accuracy of reinforcer surveys: A systematic replication.
Pp. 335-338.
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(96K)
Simon Dymond, Shelley Clarke, Glen Dunlap, and Miriam Steiner.
International publication trends of JABA authorship.
Pp. 339-342.
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(96K)
Kevin M. Jones, Heather A. Drew, and Nicole L. Weber.
Non-contingent peer attention as treatment for disruptive classroom behavior.
Pp. 343-346.
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(96K)
Amy S. Geckeler, Myrna A. Libby, Richard B. Graff, and William H. Ahearn.
Effects of reinforcer choice measured in single operant and concurrent
schedule procedures.
Pp. 347-351.
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(132K)
James E. Carr, Amanda C. Nicolson, and Thomas S. Higbee.
Evaluation of a brief multiple-stimulus preference assessment in a
naturalistic context.
Pp. 353-357.
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Developments in Basic Research
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Robert Stromer, Jennifer J. McComas, and Ruth Anne Rehfeldt.
Designing interventions that include delayed reinforcement: Implications
of recent laboratory research.
Pp. 359-371.
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Developments in Behavior Therapy
(160K)
Keith D. Allen and William J. Warzak.
The problem of parental nonadherence in clinical behavior analysis: Effective
treatment is not enough.
Pp. 373-391.
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Book Review
(88K)
Alan Poling and Lanai Jennings.
A review of Cocaine Abuse: Behavior, Pharmacology, and Clinical Applications,
edited by S. T. Higgins and J. L. Katz.
Pp. 393-398.
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