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Volume 2, No. 1, March 1990
In This Issue...
Psychology's Role in the AIDS CrisisIs There a Behavior Analyst in the House?
Stress Related Prescription Drugs Costly
Extrinsic Reinforcement: Natural or Unnatural?
Behavior Analysis and Social Marketing: Can They Save the Environment?
Problem Behavior Tells Researchers How to Motivate Students
Improved Public Relations Possible for Behavior Analysts
“I’m Going to the Principal’s Office–Great!”
Performance Management Improves Seafood Quality at Red Lobster
Behavior Change Strategies Increase Automobile Safety Belt Usage
Sexism Seen as a Behavior Change Problem
Redirection Reduces Assaultive and Self-Injurious Behavior
U.S. Students Fare Poorly, Feel Better About Themselves, Study Shows
Childhood Environments: The Roots of Thinking
Praise Plus Water Mist Reduces Self-Induced Vomiting
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