Research Articles
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Kennon A. Lattal and Karla J. Doepke.
Correspondence as conditional stimulus control: Insights from experiments with pigeons.
Pp. 127-144.
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Henry S. Roane, Dorothea C. Lerman, and Christina M. Vorndran.
Assessing reinforcers under progressive schedule requirements.
Pp. 145-167. |
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Rachel H. Thompson and Brian A. Iwata.
A descriptive analysis of social consequences following problem behavior.
Pp. 169-178. |
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Liming Zhou, Brian A. Iwata, Gerald A. Goff, and Bridget A. Shore.
Longitudinal analysis of leisure-time preferences.
Pp. 179-184. |
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(368K)
Ron Van Houten and Richard A. Retting.
Increasing motorist compliance and caution at stop signs.
Pp. 185-193. |
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(272K)
Brandon E. McCord, Richard J. Thomson, and Brian A. Iwata.
Functional analysis and treatment of self-injury.
Pp. 195-210.
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Reports
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Alicia C. Perry and Wayne W. Fisher.
Behavioral economic influences on treatments designed to
decrease destructive behavior.
Pp. 211-215.
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Michael P. Twohig and Douglas W. Woods.
Habit reversal as a treatment for chronic skin picking in typically developing adult male siblings.
Pp. 217-220. |
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(88K)
Joseph M. Ducharme and Nancy Rushford.
Proximal and distal effects of play on child compliance
with a brain-injured parent.
Pp. 221-224.
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(92K)
SungWoo Kahng, Kimberly A. Abt, and Heather E. Schonbachler.
Assessment and treatment of low-rate, high intensity problem behavior.
Pp. 225-228.
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Louis P. Hagopian, David M. Wilson, and David A. Wilder.
Assessment and treatment of problem behavior maintained by escape from
attention and access to tangible items.
Pp. 229-232.
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Michael M. Mueller, Heather E. Sterling-Turner, and Dorothy Scattone.
Functional assessment of hand flapping in a general education classroom.
Pp. 233-236.
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Michael M. Mueller, Susan M. Wilczynski, James W. Moore, Iantha Fusilier, and Dana Trahant.
Antecedent manipulations in a tangible condition: Effects of stimulus preference on aggression.
Pp. 237-240.
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Developments in Basic Research with Potential Applications
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Timothy R. Vollmer and Timothy D. Hackenberg.
Reinforcement contingencies and social reinforcement: Some reciprocal relations
between basic and applied research.
Pp. 241-253.
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Book Review
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Ruth Ervin, R. Wayne Fuqua, and John C. Begeny. Reaffirming the importance
of “analysis” in applied behavior analysis:
A review of A. C. Repp and R. H. Horner’s edited book,
Functional Analysis of Problem Behavior: From Effective Assessment to Effective Support.
Pp. 255-267.
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