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Table of Contents for Winter 2006 (Volume 39)

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Special Section

Clinical Behavior Analysis

* (100K)     Douglas W. Woods, Raymond G. Miltenberger, and James E. Carr. Introduction to the special section on clinical behavior analysis. Pp. 407-411.

Clinical Behavior Analysis Research Articles

* (216K)     Mark R. Dixon, Eric A. Jacobs, and Scott Sanders. Contextual control of delay discounting by pathological gamblers. Pp. 413-422.
* (160K)     Kurt A. Freeman. Treating bedtime resistance with the bedtime pass: A systematic replication and component analysis with 3-year-olds. Pp. 423-428.
* (156K)     Michael B. Himle, Susanna Chang, Douglas W. Woods, Amanda Pearlman, Brian Buzzella, Liviu Bunaciu, and John C. Piacentini. Establishing the feasibility of direct observation in the assessment of tics in children with chronic tic disorders. Pp. 429-440.

Clinical Behavior Analysis Reports

* (108K)     Chad T. Wetterneck and Douglas W. Woods. An evaluation of the effectiveness of exposure and response prevention on repetitive behaviors associated with Tourette’s syndrome. Pp. 441-444.
* (124K)     Joseph N. Ricciardi, James K. Luiselli, and Marianne Camare. Shaping approach responses as intervention for specific phobia in a child with autism. Pp. 445-448
* (184K)     Daniel B. Shabani and Wayne W. Fisher. Stimulus fading and differential reinforcement for the treatment of needle phobia in a youth with autism. Pp. 449-452
* (124K)     Karina Rasmussen and Robert E. O’Neill. The effects of fixed-time reinforcement schedules on problem behavior of children with emotional and behavioral disorders in a day-treatment classroom setting. Pp. 453-457.
* (124K)     Kathleen Lynne Lane, Ada Thompson, Cara L. Reske, Lauren M. Gable, and Sally Barton-Arwood. Reducing skin picking via competing activities. Pp. 459-462.
* (144K)     Jonathan W. Kanter, Sara J. Landes, Andrew M. Busch, Laura C. Rusch, Keri R. Brown, David E. Baruch and Gareth Holman. The effect of contingent reinforcement on target variables in outpatient psychotherapy for depression: A successful and unsuccessful case using functional analytic psychotherapy. Pp. 463-467.
* (176K)     Jonathan C. Baker, Gregory P. Hanley, and R. Mark Mathews. Staff-administered functional analysis and treatment of aggression by an elder with dementia. Pp. 469-474.

Research Article

* (520K)     Jeffrey H. Tiger, Gregory P. Hanley, and Nicole A. Heal. The effectiveness of and preschoolers’ preferences for variations of multiple-schedule arrangements. Pp. 475-488.

Reports

* (272K)     Nicole M. Cotnoir-Bichelman, Rachel H. Thompson, Paige M. McKerchar, and Jessica L. Haremza. Training student teachers to reposition infants frequently. Pp. 489-494.
* (116K)     Chrystin Bullock and Matthew P. Normand. The effects of a high-probability instruction sequence and response-independent reinforcer delivery on child compliance. Pp. 495-499.
* (340K)     Jennifer L. Tessing, Deborah A. Napolitano, David B. McAdam, Anthony DiCesare, and Saul Axelrod. The effects of providing access to stimuli following choice making during vocal preference assessments Pp. 501-506.
* (36K) Erratum: Mace et al., JABA, 1997, 31, 1. P. 468.

* (36K) Guest Associate Editors and Guest Reviewers. P. 507.

* (52K) Cumulative Author Index Index: Volume 39 (2006).Pp. i – iv.

* (196K) Cumulative Subject Index: Spring 1998–Winter 2006 (Vols. 31-39).Pp. v – xxi.
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