Behavioral Economics and the Future of Behavior Analysis
As presented at the CCBS 2003 Annual Meeting of Trustees.
Dr. Steven Hursh, Professor at Johns Hopkins University Medical School and senior staff member at SAIC, is one of the pioneers in the development and application of behavioral economics models within behavior analysis.
2003 CCBS Annual Meeting of the Trustees
The CCBS 2003 Annual Meeting of the Trustees was held in November 2003. Find the Executive Director's Report to the Trustees together with ensuing discussion notes.
If you would like to share a noteworthy presentation, please contact Dwight Harshbarger, Ph.D., Executive Director through email harshbarger@behavior.org or telephone the Center (978) 369-2227.
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