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JEAB Perspectives on Behavior*
A review of domestic dogs’ ((Canis familiaris) human-like behviors:
Or why behavior analysts should stop worrying and love their dogs. An experimental analysis of memory processing. Within-trial contrast: Pigeons prefer conditioned
reinforcers that follow a relatively
more rather than a less aversive event. The effect of conditioned reinforcement rate on choice: A review. Notes on discounting. *JEAB has introduced a new category of articles, Perspectives on Behavior, meant to provide “mini-reviews” on contemporary or emerging topics in behavioral analysis. A Perspective may focus on a topical issue, update an area of empirical research, or point out problems that need to be addressed. A Perspective may serve to introduce new ideas or provide a guide to help us understand what it is we already know (or do not know). Undergraduate and graduate students, along with established researchers, are likely to benefit from the mini-review nature of such articles.... Submissions are by invitation, but we welcome
and encourage your suggestions for
topics and contributors. Please submit suggestions
to the Editor [James E. Mazur, e-mail:
jeab@southernct.edu] |
Mining our archives. Because all back issues of both JEAB and JABA have been scanned and served by the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed Central, we can present several new pages that are largely based upon articles that were not previously available in an electronic format. |
