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Special Issues of JEABThis journal has devoted an entire issue to a single topic only ten times in its 49 years of publication. The first appeared in November 1984, the latest in November 2005. These “Special Issues” are listed below. Because our back volumes were recently scanned for us by the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed Central, we are now able to present electronic versions of the articles in these issues. Clicks on their titles, listed in reverse chronological order here, will move you to the detailed group of links for that particular issue. Clicking on the author names will produce the article from PubMed Central.
*Relation of Behavior and Neuroscience: November 2005 *Categorization and Concept Learning: November 2002 *Behavioral Economics: November 1995 *Celebrating the Contributions of Joseph V. Brady: March 1994 *The Nature of Reinforcement: July 1993 *Behavioral Dynamics May 1992 *Behavioral Pharmacology: September 1991 *Experimental Analysis of Cognition: November 1989 *Behavior Analysis and Biological Factors: November 1988 *Present Trends and Directions for the Future: November 1984 |
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November 2005 V.84(3) Special Issue on the Relation of Behavior and Neuroscience Edited by |
IntroductionRelating Behavior and Neuroscience: Introduction and Synopsis
The Challenge of Characterizing Operations in the Mechanisms Underlying Behavior.
Section I: Effects of Drugs and Genetics on Common Operant TasksEffects of Reinforcement Schedule on Facilitation of Operant Extinction by Chlordiazepoxide.
Differential Acquisition of Lever Pressing in Inbred and Outbred Mice: Comparison of One-Lever and Two-Lever
Procedures and Correlation with Differences in Locomotor Activity.
Pilocarpine Seizures Cause Age-Dependent Impairment in Auditory Location Discrimination.
The Role of Dopamine in Reinforcement: Changes in Reinforcement Sensitivity Induced by D1-type,
D2-type, and Nonselective Dopamine Receptor Agonists.
Effects of Morphine on Temporal Discrimination and Color Matching: General Disruption
of Stimulus Control or Selective Effects on Timing?
Section II: Complex Stimulus RelationsDerived Stimulus Relations, Semantic Priming, and Event-Related Potentials:
Testing a Behavioral Theory of Semantic Networks.
Relating Derived Relations as a Model of Analogical Reasoning: Reaction Times
and Event-Related Potentials.
On Aims and Methods in the Neuroimaging of Derived Relations.
Medial Prefrontal Cortex Lesions Abolish Contextual Control of Competing Responses.
Section III: Discrimination, Choice, and Cortical Brain ActivityIntegrating Functional Neuroimaging and Human Operant Research: Brain Activation
Correlated with Presentation of Discriminative Stimuli..
Neural Correlates of a Default Response in a Delayed Go/No-Go Task.
Prefrontal Brain Activity Predicts Temporally Extended Decision-Making Behavior.
Dynamic Response-by-Response Models of Matching Behavior in Rhesus Monkeys.
Linear-Nonlinear-Poisson Models of Primate Choice Dynamics.
Section IV: Neural and Behavioral analyses of Learning-Related Brain Circuitry and AddictionBridging the Gap between Brain and Behavior: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms
of Episodic Memory.
Neuroscience and Learning: Lessons from Studying the Involvement of a
Region of Cerebellar Cortex in Eyeblink Classical Conditioning.
Neuronal Substrates of Relapse to Cocaine-Seeking Behavior: Role of Prefrontal Cortex.
Behavioral Perspectives on the Neuroscience of Drug Addiction.
Book ReviewNaming Our Concerns about Neuroscience: A review of Bennett and Hacker’s Philosophical Foundations of Neuroscience.
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November 2002 V.78(3) Special Issue on Categorization and Concept Learning Edited by |
Categorization, concept learning, and behavior analysis: an introduction.
Thomas R. Zentall, Mark Galizio, and Thomas S. Critchfied. Categorizing a moving target in terms of its speed, direction, or both.
The formation of linked perceptual classes.
The formation of a generalized categorization repertoire: effect of
training with multiple domains, samples, and comparisons.
Natural concepts in a juvenile gorilla (gorilla gorilla gorilla) at
three levels of abstraction.
Failure to find evidence of stimulus generalization within pictorial
categories in pigeons.
The structure of pigeon multiple-class same-different learning.
Brief presentations are sufficient for pigeons to discriminate arrays of same and different stimuli.
A functional-analytic model of analogy: a relational frame analysis.
A new approach to the formation of equivalence classes in pigeons.
The development of emergent differential sample behavior in pigeons. Contextual control of stimulus generalization and stimulus equivalence in hierarchical categorization.
Sea lions and equivalence: expanding classes by exclusion.
Stimulus control topographies and tests of symmetry in pigeons.
Chimpanzee responding during matching to sample: control by exclusion.
On the role of covarying functions in stimulus class formation and transfer of function.
Naming and categorization in young children: vocal tact training.
The competition-among-relations-in-nominals theory of conceptual combination:
implications for stimulus class formation and class expansion.
Toward a unified theory of decision criterion learning in perceptual categorization.
Psychological Essentialism: A Review of E. Margolis and S. Laurence (Eds.), Concepts: Core Readings.
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November 1995 V.64(3) Special Issue on Behavioral Economics Edited by |
Behavioral economics [Editorial]. Discounting of delayed rewards: Models of individual
choice. How to teach a pigeon to maximize overall reinforcement rate.
Pigeons’ preference for variable-interval water
reinforcement under widely varied water budgets.
Assessing preference for reinforcers using demand curves,
work-rate functions, and expansion paths.
Behavioral economics of concurrent ethanol-sucrose and
sucrose reinforcement in the rat:
effects of altering variable-ratio requirements.
Unit-price analysis of opioid consumption by
monkeys responding under a
progressive-ratio schedule of drug injection.
Normalized demand for drugs and other reinforcers.
Behavioral economics and behavioral momentum.
Behavioral economics without anomalies.
Economics, ecologics, and mechanics: The dynamics
of responding under conditions of varying motivation.
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March 1994 V.61(2) Special Issue Celebrating the Contributions of Joseph V. Brady Edited by |
A festschrift in honor of Joseph V. Brady in his 70th year.
William Hodos and Nancy A. Ator. [Editorial] The puzzle of responding maintained by response-contingent shock.
In vitro reinforcement of hippocampal bursting: a search for Skinner’s atoms of behavior.
Human d-amphetamine drug discrimination: methamphetamine and hydromorphone.
A procedure for studying the within-session onset of human drug discrimination.
A behavioral economic analysis of concurrently available money and cigarettes.
Effects of delta 9-THC on marijuana smoking, dose choice, and verbal report of drug liking.
Effects of mesolimbic dopamine depletion on responding maintained by cocaine and food.
Synergistic effects of ethanol and cocaine on brain stimulation reward.
Effects of cocaine on simple reaction times and sensory thresholds in baboons.
Spectral and pattern response in the rabbit retina.
Behavior analysis and the search for the origins of hypertension.
Biobehavioral effects of extended salt loading and conflict stress in intact baboons.
Stability of visceral behavior in the awake rat during rest.
An operant approach to rehabilitation medicine: overcoming learned nonuse by shaping.
Designing a behavioral program for a barrio in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
The relations between neuroscience and human behavioral science.
Neurology and neuropathology of Soman-induced brain injury: an overview.
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July 1993 V.60(1) Special Issue on Michael Commons, Edmund Fantino, and Marc N. Branch |
Editorial Michael Commons, Edmund Fantino, and Marc N. Branch. Adaptation, teleology, and selection by consequences.
A selectionist approach to reinforcement.
A cellular analogue of operant conditioning.
The nature of sexual reinforcement.
The role of autoshaping in cooperative two-player games between starlings
Reversibility of single-incentive selective associations.
Behavior systems and reinforcement: an integrative approach.
Response deprivation, reinforcement, and economics
The substitutability of reinforcers
Delay reduction: current status
Response acquisition under targeted percentile schedules: a continuing
quandary for molar models of operant behavior.
Violations of transitivity: Implications for a theory of contextual choice.
Scaling pigeons' choice of feeds: bigger is better.
Techniques for establishing schedules with wheel running
as reinforcement in rats.
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May 1992 V.57(3) Special Issue on Behavioral Dynamics Edited by |
The dynamics of behavior [Editorial]
Behavior dynamics: One perspective.
Dynamics in the fine structure of schedule-controlled behavior.
Computational behavior dynamics: an alternative description of Nevin (1969.
An integrative model for the study of behavioral momentum.
Resistance to change and the law of effect.
Order and chaos in fixed-interval schedules of reinforcement.
In search of the feedback function for variable-interval schedules.
Applying linear systems analysis to dynamic behavior.
Comparison of variance and covariance patterns in parallel and serial theories of timing.
Diminishing marginal value as delay discounting
On immediate function
Special Theoretical Article Mechanics of the animate.
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September 1991 V.56(2) Special Issue on Behavioral Pharmacology Edited by |
Behavioral pharmacology in the era of neuroscience. [Editorial]
Rat AA-26: behavioral pharmacology science pioneer.
A quantitative interresponse-time analysis of DRL performance differentiates similar
effects of the antidepressant desipramine and the novel anxiolytic gepirone.
Variable-ratio schedules of timeout from avoidance: effects of d-amphetamine and morphine.
Control over response number by a targeted percentile schedule: reinforcement
loss and the acute effects of d-amphetamine
The effects of diazepam and triazolam on repeated acquisition and performance
of response sequences with an observing response
Distinguishing between haloperidol’s and decamethonium’s
disruptive effects on operant behavior
in rats: use of measurements that complement response rate
Cocaine and food as reinforcers: effects of reinforcer magnitude and response requirement under
second-order fixed-ratio and progressive-ratio schedules.
Food-paired stimuli as conditioned reinforcers: effects of d-amphetamine.
Effects of d-amphetamine on responding under second-order schedules
of reinforcement with paired and nonpaired brief stimuli.
Drug discrimination using a conditioned taste-aversion paradigm in rhesus monkeys.
Effects of schedule of reinforcement on a pentobarbital discrimination in rats.
Analysis of fixed-ratio behavior maintained by drug reinforcers.
Tolerance to and residual effects of cocaine in squirrel monkeys depend
on reinforcement-schedule parameter.
Modifying drug-reinforced behavior by altering the economic conditions of
the drug and a nondrug reinforcer.
Behavioral economics of drug self-administration and drug abuse policy.
Neurochemical changes correlated with behavior maintained under
fixed-interval and fixed-ratio schedules of reinforcement.
Behavioral pharmacology in Britain: a brief historical review.
Behavioral pharmacology in continental Europe. a personal account of its origin and development.
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November 1990 V.54(3) Special Issue on the Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior Edited by |
The experimental analysis of human behavior [Editorial]
Douglas J. Navarick, Daniel J. Bernstein, and Edmund Fantino. The momentum of human behavior in a natural setting.
The utility of verbal and behavioral assessments of value.
Observing behavior in a computer game.
Recognition memory in older adults: adjustment to changing contingencies.
Relations between baseline contingencies and equivalence probe performances.
Development of conditional and equivalence relations without differential consequences.
Conditional discrimination in mentally retarded adults: the development of generalized skills.
Effects of response variability on the sensitivity of rule-governed behavior.
Performance of children under a multiple random-ratio random-interval schedule of reinforcement.
The effects of verbal performance descriptions on nonverbal operant responding.
Three-term contingency patterns in mother-child verbal interactions during first-language acquisition.
Skinner’s verbal behavior, Chomsky’s review, and mentalism.
Cognition and behavior analysis: a review of Rachlin’s judgment, decision, and choice.
Of carrots and sticks: A review of Deci and Ryan’s Intrinsic Motivation and Self-Determination
in Human Behavior
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November 1989 V.52(3) Special Issue on the Experimental Analysis of Cognition Edited by |
Cognition and behavior analysis.
Contrast as seen in visual search reaction times.
Secondary generalization and categorization in pigeons.
On the limits of the matching concept in monkeys (Cebus apella).
Relational and absolute stimulus learning by monkeys in a memory task.
Does conditional discrimination learning by pigeons necessarily involve hierarchical relationships?
Functional classes and equivalence relations.
Stimulus equivalence and rule following.
Instructional control of generalized relational matching to sample in children.
Short-term memory for responses: the "choose-small" effect.
Use of an ambiguous-sample procedure to establish a cue to forget in pigeons.
On conditioned reinforcing effects of negative discriminative stimuli.
Preference for starting and finishing behavior patterns.
Global increase in response latencies by early middle age: complexity effects in individual performances.
Timing multimodal events in pigeons.
Visually guided catching and tracking skills in pigeons: A preliminary analysis.
An ecological analysis of knowing by wielding.
Nonhuman short-term memory: A quantitative reanalysis of selected findings.
Connectionist models of conditioning: A tutorial.
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November 1988 V.50(3) Special Issue on Behavior Analysis and Biological Factors Edited by |
Behavior analysis and biological factors [Introduction]
Steven R. Hursh, Stephen E. G. Lea, and Edmund Fantino. Changes in feeding and foraging patterns as an antipredator defensive strategy:
a laboratory simulation using aversive stimulation in a closed economy.
Pigeons’ choices in situations of diminishing returns: fixed- versus progressive-ratio schedules.
Choice and foraging: the effects of accessibility on acceptability.
Time horizons in rats: the effect of operant control of access to future food.
A cost-benefit analysis of demand for food.
Coping with rising food costs in a closed economy: feeding behavior and nocturnal hypothermia in pigeons.
The effects of component duration on multiple-schedule performance in closed and open economies.
Positive behavioral contrast across food and alcohol reinforcers.
Signaled avoidance in the eye withdrawal reflex of the green crab.
Discrimination learning in a foraging situation.
Conditioning of appetitive and consummatory sexual behavior in male Japanese quail.
Control of responding by sounds of different quality: an evolutionary analysis.
Pigeons can discriminate locations presented in pictures
Comprehension of “absence” by an African Grey parrot: Learning with respect
to questions of same/different
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November 1984 V.42(3) Special Issue on Present Trends and Directions for the Future Edited by |
Present trends and directions for the future.
[Introduction] Kennon A. Lattal and Peter Harzem. Conceptual approaches and issues.
Verbal behavior.
Interpersonal relations: Cooperation and competition.
Experimental analysis of individual differences and personality.
Melioration and self-experimentation.
Cognition, behavior, and the experimental analysis of behavior.
Quantitative analysis.
Behavioral economics.
The operant-respondent distinction: Future directions.
Stimulus control and associative learning.
The sleeping giant: Reinforcement schedules.
Aversive control: A separate domain?
Rate dependency, behavioral mechanisms, and behavioral pharmacology.
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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.
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