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Special Sections in JEAB
This journal has published many special sections within an issue,
sometimes celebrating a particular bit of history, sometimes presenting a controversial article that
is accompanied by critical commentaries and the authors reply.
A series of monographs have also appeared: long articles, usually supplements to an issue that were then
bound and sold as separates for classroom use. In one case, two articles concerning Skinners Verbal
Behavior were bound together and
offered as a separate.
Because all our back issues have been scanned for us by the
National Library of Medicines PubMed Central, we are able to present
links to PDF versions of all these articles.
Clicks on these titles, listed in reverse chronological order here, will
move you to the detailed group of links for that particular item.
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* Dynamics of Choice: September 2010
*JEAB 50th Anniversary: 19582008: January 2008
*Behavior Analysis: Tributes to P. B. Dews, R. T. Kelleher, and W. H. Morse: November 2006
*B. F. Skinner Centennial: November 2004
*Baums Review of Staddons The New Behaviorism, plus comments: July 2004
*The Golden Anniversary of Skinners Science and Human Behavior: November 2003
*A Tribute to the Harvard Pigeon Lab: May 2002
*Dinsmoors Stimuli Inevitably Generated by Behavior
plus comments:
May 2001
*In Honor of Edward L. Thorndike / In Honor of Ivan P. Pavlov: November 1999
*J. A. Nevin, Signal-Detection Theory, and Behavior Analysis: May 1999
*Staddon and Higas Time and Memory
: March 1999
*Donahoe, Palmer and Burgos The S-R Issue:Its Status... plus comments:
March 1997
*Horne and Lowes On the Origins of Naming and Other Symbolic Behavior,: January 1996
* Horne and Lowe: Continuing Discussion: September 1997
*Hinelines Quickening the Pace of Our Discussions: September 1993
*A Celebration of The Behavior of Organisms at Fifty: September 1988
*Anniversaries in Behavior Analysis: November 1987
*Timberlakes Behavioral Regulation and Learned Performance, reviewers comments: May 1984
The Monographs and Separates
Werner K. Honig and Peter J. Urcuioli.
The Legacy of Guttman and Kalish (1956): Twenty-five Years of Research on Stimulus Generalization. November 1981, 36(3): 405-445.
Elliot Hearst, Serena Besley, and G. William Farthing.
Inhibition and the Stimulus Control of Operant Behavior. November 1970 14(3 Pt 2 Suppl): 373-409.
Kenneth MacCorquodale. On Chomskys Review of Skinners Verbal Behavior. January 1970, 13, 83-99.
Kenneth MacCorquodale. B. F. Skinners Verbal Behavior: A Retrospective Appreciation. September 1969, 12, 831-841.
A. Charles Catania and G. S. Reynolds.
A Quantitative Analysis of the Responding Maintained by Interval Schedules of Reinforcement. May 1968, 11(Pt2 Suppl): 327-383.
Douglas Anger.
The Role of Temporal Discriminations in the Reinforcement of Sidman Avoidance Behavior. July 1963, 6(3 Pt 2 Suppl): 477-506.
Roger T. Kelleher and Lewis R. Gollub.
A Review of Positive Conditioned Reinforcement. October 1962, 5(4Suppl): 543-597.
Jack D. Findley.
An Experimental Outline for Building and Exploring Multi-Operant Behavior Repertoires. January 1962, 5(1 Suppl): 113-166.
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In all cases below, clicking on the date
and volume number in the left-hand column will produce the table of contents of the entire
issue. Direct paths to the individual articles are offered in the right-hand column.
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September 2010 V.94(2)
Dynamics of Choice |
Editorial: Choice studies in transition.
J. Jozefowiez, J. J. McDowell, and J. E. R. Staddon.
Dynamics of choice: A tutorial.
William M. Baum.
Development and maintenance of choice in a dynamic environment.
Andrew M. Rodewald, Christine E. Hughes, and Raymond C. Pitts.
The effects of a negative feedback function between choice and
relative reinforcer rate.
Michael Davison, Douglas Elliffe, and M. Jackson Marr.
Rapid acquisition of choice and timing and the provenance of the
terminal-link effect.
Elizabeth G. E. Kyonka and Randolph C. Grace.
A decision model for steady-state choice in concurrent chains.
Darren R. Christensen and Randolph C. Grace.
Toward a mechanics of adaptive behavior: Evolutionary dynamics and
matching theory statics.
J. J. McDowell and Andrei Popa.
The dynamics of successive induction in larval zebrafish.
J. E. R. Staddon, R. C. MacPhail, and S. Padilla.
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January 2008 V.89(1)
JEABs Fiftieth Anniversary: 19582008 |
Editorial: Half a century.
James E. Mazur.
50th Anniversary Essays.
Leonard Green and James E. Mazur.
The Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior at Fifty.
Victor G. Laties.
The Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior at Zero, Fifty, and One Hundred.
A. Charles Catania.
Control, prediction, order, and the joys of research.
John A. Nevin.
Behavior analysis: Thriving, but how about its future?
Edmund Fantino.
JEAB at Fifty: Coevolution of Research and Technology.
Kennon A. Lattal.
JEAB and the Skinnerian interpretation of behavior.
John Wixted.
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July 2004 V.82(1)
Baums review of Staddons
The New Behaviorism, plus
commentaries |
The Interpretation of Themes: Opening the BaumStaddon
Inkbattle. [Editorial]
MJ Marr.
Book Review
The Accidental Behaviorist: A Review of The New Behaviorism
by John Staddon.
WM Baum.
Commentaries
The Old Behaviorism: A Response to Baums Review of The New Behaviorism.
JER Staddon.
Ships that Pass in the Night.
JW Donahoe.
Modern Molar Behaviorism and Theoretical Behaviorism: Religion and Science.
JC Malone.
Scientific Peer Review: A Case Study from Local and Global Analyses.
CP Shimp.
Responses to Staddon, Shimp, Malone, and Donahoe.
WM Baum.
Authors Response
JER Staddon.
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November 2003 V.80(3)
The Golden Anniversary of Skinners
Science and Human Behavior Edited by Kennon A. Lattal and M. Jackson Marr |
A still great voice: the golden sovereignty of Science and Human Behavior.
M Jackson Marr.
B. F. Skinners Science and Human Behavior: its antecedents and its consequences.
A Charles Catania.
Science and Human Behavior: a tutorial in behavior analysis.
Jack Michael.
Science and Human Behavior at fifty.
Carol Pilgrim.
Science and Human Behavior translated into Portuguese: Ciência e Comportamento Humano.
João Claudio Todorov.
Science and Human Behavior, dualism, and conceptual modification.
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May 2001 V.75(3)
Dinsmoors
Stimuli inevitably generated by behavior
plus commentaries,
and a reply |
Special Article
Stimuli inevitably generated by behavior that avoids electric
shock are inherently reinforcing.
J A Dinsmoor.
Commentaries
Safe periods both explain and need explaining.
M Sidman.
Molar versus as a paradigm clash.
W M Baum.
Beyond the molar-molecular distinction: we need multiscaled analyses.
P N Hineline.
The molarity of molecular theory and the molecularity of molar theory.
P J Bersh.
Are responses in avoidance procedures safety signals?
M N Branch.
A few minor suggestions.
J Michael and J W Clark.
Explaining avoidance: two factors are still better than one.
A Baron and M Perone.
Two-factor theory has strong empirical evidence of validity.
B A Williams.
Authors Reply
Still no evidence for temporally extended shock-frequency reduction as a reinforcer.
J Dinsmoor.
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November 1999 V.72(3)
In Honor of Edward L. Thorndike
Edited by Raymond C. Pitts and A. Charles Catania
In Honor of Ivan P. Pavlov
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Thorndikes Legacy: Learning, Selection, and the Law of Effect.
A. C. Catania.
A Review of Geraldine Jonçichs The Sane Positivist: A Biography of Edward L. Thorndike.
W. W. Cumming.
Thorndikes Puzzle Boxes and the Origins of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior.
P. Chance.
After the Puzzle Boxes: Thorndike in the 20th Century.
E. Hearst.
Analyzing Thorndikes Law of Effect: The Question of Stimulusresponse Bonds.
J.A. Nevin.
Edward L. Thorndike: The Selectionist Connectionist.
J. Donahoe.
Pavlov and Skinner: Two Lives in Science (An Introduction to B. F. Skinners Some
Responses to the Stimulus Pavlov ).
A. C. Catania and V. G. Laties.
Some Responses to the Stimulus Pavlov. (Reprinted)
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March 1997 V.67(2)
The S-R Issue: Its status in behavior analysis
and in Donahoe and Palmers Learning and Complex Behavior, plus commentaries and a reply |
Special Article:
The S-R issue: its status in behavior analysis and in Donahoe and Palmers
Learning and Complex Behavior.
J W Donahoe, D C Palmer, and J E Burgos.
[The authors state that their essay was prompted by the following article:
Shull, R. L.
Interpreting cognitive phenomena: Review of Donahoe and Palmers
Learning and Complex Behavior. JEAB, 1995, 63, 347-358,]
Commentaries
I agree.
James A. Dinsmoor.
Some questions about unification of conditioning processes, stimulus-response
psychology, and neural network models.
S I Dworkin and M N Branch.
Beyond The Moment: Complex Behavior In Temporally Extended Environments.
D Field.
In Todays Climate, A Forecast for Change: A commentary on Donahoe, Palmer, and Burgos.
G Galbicka.
We Also Need Complete Behavioral Models.
W Hutchison.
R-S and S(-O)-R: alternative designs for neural networks.
S M Kemp.
The Eternal Antithesis: A Commentary on Donahoe, Palmer, and Burgos.
M Marr.
Units of Analysis and the Environmental Control Of Behavior.
W McIlvane and W Dube.
The Role of Motivation In the S-R Issue.
J Michael, M Hixson, and J Clark.
Some Thoughts on the S-R Issue and the Relation between Behavior
Analysis and Behavioral Neuroscience.
J Moore.
Theory and Behavior Analysis: Commentary on Donahoe, Palmer, And Burgos.
J Staddon.
Biological substrates of operant conditioning and the operant-respondent distinction.
L Stein.
Melioration and Contiguity.
W Vaughan.
What is Learned? Revisiting an Old Issue.
B Williams.
Reply
The Unit of Selection: What Do Reinforcers Reinforce?
J Donahoe, D Palmer, and J Burgos.
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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 Medicines PubMed Central, we can
present several new pages that are largely based upon
articles that were not previously available in an electronic format.
Revised July 1 2011 (vgl)
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