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The Experimental Analysis of Behavior
1990The emergence of psychology as an independent, scientific discipline usually is dated to the opening of Wilhelm Wundt’s lab at Leipzig, Germany, in 1879. In the ensuing 110 years, the discipline has become a multifaceted science that encompasses most aspects of human behavior.
Robert W. Proctor, Daniel J. Weeks
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Grounding applied animal behavior practices in the experimental analysis of behavior
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2022Some of the earliest applications outside the laboratory of principles derived from the experimental analysis of behavior (EAB), such as the pioneering work of Keller and Marian Breland, involved animals. This translational tradition continues to the present as EAB‐related behavior principles are applied with increasing frequency to behavior management
Kennon A. Lattal, Eduardo J. Fernandez
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Behavior analysis and experimental pharmacology
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 1981This paper provides an introduction to the field of behavioral pharmacology. A brief description of the main characteristics of behavior analysis is followed by a review of the contributions of experimental pharmacology to behavior analysis and vice versa.
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Analysis of the interaction between experimental and applied behavior analysis
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2014To study the influences between basic and applied research in behavior analysis, we analyzed the coauthorship interactions of authors who published in JABA and JEAB from 1980 to 2010. We paid particular attention to authors who published in both JABA and JEAB (dual authors) as potential agents of cross‐field interactions.
Javier, Virues-Ortega +3 more
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EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF PRECURSORS TO SEVERE PROBLEM BEHAVIOR
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2013AbstractSome individuals engage in both mild and severe forms of problem behavior. Research has shown that when mild behaviors precede severe behaviors (i.e., the mild behaviors serve as precursors), they can (a) be maintained by the same source of reinforcement as severe behavior and (b) reduce rates of severe behavior observed during assessment.
Jennifer N, Fritz +3 more
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CFAR behavior of adaptive detectors: an experimental analysis
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 2004In this paper we perform an experimental analysis for assessing the constant false alarm rate (CFAR) behavior or four coherent adaptive radar detectors in the presence of experimentally measured clutter data. To this end we exploit several data files containing both land and lake clutter, collected by two radar systems (the MIT Lincoln Laboratory Phase-
DE MAIO, ANTONIO +3 more
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Superstitious Behavior in Children: An Experimental Analysis
1973Publisher Summary This chapter reviews response-independent reinforcing effects and shows that reinforcement has multiple influences on the behavior of children. Some types of behavior are elicited by response-independent reinforcing stimuli; other forms of behavior are strengthened because a response-independent reinforcing stimulus follows them. It
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Experimental analysis of self-organizing team’s behaviors
Expert Systems with Applications, 2010This paper is focused on the study of self-organizing team's behaviors which are dependent on the interaction rules and the decision factors of team members. The self-organizing team's behavior means that team members work unconditionally with one of the three work attitudes (diligence, average, and shirking).
Jing Li, Yuejin Zhou
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An experimental analysis of behavioral factors in drug dependence
1975Many biological scientists have viewed attempts to study the psychological or behavioral aspects of drug action as belonging near the questionable limits of scientific inquiry, if not floating well into the abyss of the objectively unknowable. Such scientific conservatism is not without reason, for as Sidman (62) noted, “A major factor contributing to ...
T, Thompson, R, Pickens
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