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Volume 15, No. 4, WINTER 2003
In This Issue...
"The Great Fraud of Biological Causation" To Be Topic of Presentation at ABA
To Tend Our Gardens
W. Joseph Wyatt, Editor
What's Wrong With "Going Beyond Prozac?"
W. Joseph Wyatt, Editor
Behavioral Assessment and Intervention in Schools: "How To" Suggestions Based on Successes.
Conrae J. Lucas, Marshall University
New Program Prevents Disruptive Classroom
Country Kids Take "Second Step" To Prevent Violence
Tracy L. LeGrow, Marshall University
Study Finds Link Between Alzheimer's, Education
Editorial Board:
Jon S. Bailey, Florida State University
M. Michele Burnette, Western Michigan University
Paul Chance, Laurel, Delaware
Thomas S. Critchfield, Auburn University
Michael J. Dougher, University of New Mexico
Janet Ellis, University of North Texas
E. Scott Geller, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Robert P. Hawkins, West Virginia University
Theodore A. Hoch, West Virginia University
Paula K. McCoy, University of North Texas
Bobby Newman, CUNY, Queens College
William K. Redmon, Western Michigan University
James T. Todd, Eastern Michigan University
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