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JEAB Book Reviews
Review of the book Sniffy the Virtual Rat Pro Version 2.0. Cui bono? A review of Breaking the Spell: Religion as a natural phenomenon by David Dennett. Herbert Spencer’s contributions to behavior analysis: A retrospective review of
Principles of Psychology. Naming our concerns about neuroscience: A review of Bennett and Hacker’s
Philosophical Foundations of Neuroscience Behaviorism makes its debut: A review of Lattal and Chase’s
Behavior Theory and Philosophy The accidental behaviorist: A review of The New Behaviorism by John Staddon. Data in search of a principle: A review of Relational Frame Theory: A post-Skinnerian
account of human language and cognition. Rational thought and rational behavior: A review of Bounded Rationality:
The Adaptive Toolbox. You can lead an Ape to a tool but...: A review of Povinelli’s
Folk Physics for Apes: The Chimpanzee’s Theory of How the World Works. Evolution, behavior pinciples, and developmental systems: A review
of Gottlieb’s Synthesizing Nature-nurture: Prenatal Roots of Instinctive Behavior. Psychological essentialism: A review of E. Margolis and S. Laurence (Eds.),
Concepts: Core Readings. The function, mechanism, and evolution of learning: A review of Sara J. Shettleworth’s
Cognition, Evolution, and Behavior. From patterns to prosperity: A review of Rachlin’s The Science of Self-control. Universal Plotkinism: A review of Henry Plotkin’s Darwin Machines and the Nature of Knowledge Review of The War between Mentalism and Behaviorism: On the Accessibility of Mental Processes
by William R. Utall. The philosophical terrain of behavior analysis: A review of B. A. Thyer (Ed.),
The Philosophical Legacy of Behaviorism. Philosophical behaviorism: A review of Things that
happen because they should: A
Teleological Approach to Action, by Rowland Stout. The man who listens to behavior: Folk wisdom
and behavior analysis from a real Horse Whisperer. Pragmatism, science, and society: A review of Richard Rorty’s
Objectivity, Relativism, and Truth: Philosophical Papers, Volume 1. Operants were never “emitted,’ feeling is doing, and learning takes only one trial:
A review Of B. F. Skinner’s Recent Issues in the Analysis of Behavior. A century of effect: Legacies of E. L. Thorndike’s
Animal Intelligence Monograph. Varieties of contrast: A review of Incentive Relativity.
by Charles F. Flaherty. Variations and Selections: An Anthology of Reviews from JEAB was published in 1996, containing over 60 book reviews that had appeared in the journal up to that time, along with introductions to the eleven topics under which they are presented. All these reviews are now available in the PDF format from the V & S site. The following reviews appeared before the publication of V & S but were not included in that volume because of space limitations: Reading and writing about research methods in behavior analysis:
A personal account of a review of Johnston and Pennypacker’s
Strategies and Tactics of Behavioral Research (2nd ed.) and others. The experimental analysis of reasoning:
A review of Gilovich’s How We Know What Isn’t So. Interpreting cognitive phenomena: Review of Donahoe and
Palmer’s Learning and Complex Behavior. Gallistel’s The organization of learning: This is not creation science The LAD was a lady, or the mother of all language
learning: A review of Moerk’s First
Language: Taught and Learned. Behavior analysis and social psychology: A review of Lana’s
Assumptions of Social Psychology. Nature = f(nurture): A review of Oyama’s
The Ontogeny of Information: Developmental Systems and Evolution. Cultural contingencies: A review of Marvin Harris’s Cannibals and Kings. On the further maturing of behavior analysis: A review of Commons, Herrnstein, and
Rachlin’s Matching and Maximizing Accounts. On resisting extinction: A review of
Jonathan Schell’s The Fate of the Earth The demise of behaviorism—exaggerated rumor?
A review of MacKenzie’s Behaviourism
and the Limits of Scientific Method Is problem-solving language? [A review
of Premack’s Intelligence in Apes and Man.] Are schedules of reinforcement necessary? A review of W. N. Schoenfeld and
B. K. Cole’s Stimulus schedules: the t-τ systems. Varied approaches to aversion. A review of Aversive Conditioning and Learning
edited by F. Robert Brush. Strategy in studies of attention: A commentary on D. I.
Mostofsky’s Attention: Contemporary Theory and Analysis. Aversive control: A review of B. A. Campbell and
R. M. Church’s Punishment and Aversive Behavior. Information on conditioned reinforcement: A review of Conditioned
Reinforcement, edited by Derek P. Hendry. Some articles on book reviews and reviewing in JEAB.On attending at the “having” of reviews Editorial: Conceivable book reviews Selections, intentions, intuitions, and chaos: Some capsule reviews. Contingent reviews (Editorial) Preface. [An editorial written upon the publication of Variations and Selections:
An Anthology of Reviews in JEAB.] Postscript to An Anthology of Reviews
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