Reflections on B. F. Skinner and Psychology
About the special issue
Articles in this issue
B. F. Skinner and psychology: Introduction to the special issue.
Pages 1269-1272
Lattal, Kennon A.
A self-interpretive behavior analysis.
Pages 1274-1286
Hineline, Philip N.
Radical behaviorism and scientific frameworks: From mechanistic to relational accounts.
Pages 1287-1299
Chiesa, Mecca
From mechanistic to functional behaviorism.
Pages 1300-1311
Moxley, Roy A.
Behavioral explanations and intentional explanations in psychology.
Pages 1312-1317
Baum, William M.; Heath, Jennifer L.
Skinner's early research: From reflexology to operant conditioning.
Pages 1318-1328
Iversen, Iver H.
On the revolutionary nature of the operant as a unit of behavioral selection.
Pages 1329-1336
Glenn, Sigrid S.; Ellis, Janet; Greenspoon, Joel
Transdermal interpretation of the subject matter of behavior analysis.
Pages 1337-1343
Lee, Vicki L.
Essentialism and selectionism in cognitive science and behavior analysis.
Pages 1344-1358
Palmer, David C.; Donahoe, John W.
Models of proximate and ultimate causation in psychology.
Pages 1359-1370
Alessi, Galen
Teleological behaviorism.
Pages 1371-1382
Rachlin, Howard
Verbal relations and the evolution of behavior analysis.
Pages 1383-1395
Hayes, Steven C.; Hayes, Linda J.
Theory in behavior analysis: An application to child development.
Pages 1396-1410
Schlinger, Henry D., Jr.
B. F. Skinner's legacy to human infant behavior and development.
Pages 1411-1422
Gewirtz, Jacob L.; Peláez-Nogueras, Martha
Behavior analysis and the social construction of knowledge.
Pages 1423-1432
Guerin, Bernard
An existential look at B. F. Skinner.
Pages 1433-1440
Fallon, Daniel
Case histories in the great power of steady misrepresentation.
Pages 1441-1453
Todd, James T.; Morris, Edward K.
Setting the record straight: The social views of B. F. Skinner.
Pages 1454-1463
Dinsmoor, James A.
Out of the laboratory and into the community: 26 years of applied behavior analysis at the Juniper Gardens Children's Project.
Pages 1464-1474
Greenwood, Charles R.; Carta, Judith J.; Hart, Betty; Kamps, Debra; Terry, Barbara; Arreaga-Mayer, Carmen; Atwater, Jane; Walker, Dale; Risley, Todd; Delquadri, Joseph C.
Breaking the structuralist barrier: Literacy and numeracy with fluency.
Pages 1475-1490
Johnson, Kent R.; Layng, T. V. Joe
Is behavior analysis undergoing selection by consequences?
Pages 1491-1498
Pennypacker, H. S.
Achieving the just society in the 21st century: What can Skinner contribute?
Pages 1499-1506
Rakos, Richard F.
Some fundamentals of B. F. Skinner's behaviorism.
Pages 1507-1520
Delprato, Dennis J.; Midgley, Bryan D.
B. F. Skinner, organism.
Pages 1521-1530
Catania, A. Charles
Orbital bar pressing: A historical note on Skinner and the chimpanzees in space.
Pages 1531-1533
Rohles, Frederick H., Jr.
