1. Analyzing the Reinforcement Process at the Human Level: Can Application and Behavioristic Interpretation Replace Laboratory Research?

   • Alan Baron
   • Michael Perone
   • Mark Galizio

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 95 - 105

2. On the Difficulty of Studying “Basic” Behavioral Processes in Humans

   • Marc N. Branch

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 107 - 110

3. Continuity and Context

   • William Buskist
   • M. Christopher Newland
   • Thomas Sherburne

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 111 - 116

4. The Respective Roles of Human and Nonhuman Subjects in Behavioral Research

   • James A. Dinsmoor

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 117 - 121

5. Shared Premises, Different Conclusions

   • David C. Palmer
   • John W. Donahoe

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 123 - 127

6. Can Operant Research With Animals Rescue the Science of Human Behavior?

   • W. David Pierce
   • W. Frank Epling

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 129 - 132

7. Preparations and Principles

   • Richard L. Shull
   • P. Scott Lawrence

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 133 - 138

8. Behavioral History: A Promising Challenge in Explaining and Controlling Human Operant Behavior

   • Barbara A. Wanchisen
   • Thomas A. Tatham

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 139 - 144

9. The Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior: Indispensable, Ancillary, or Irrelevant?

   • Alan Baron
   • Michael Perone
   • Mark Galizio

   OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 145 - 155

10. Distressed Behavior and Its Context

    • Anthony Biglan

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 157 - 169

11. The Speciation of Behavior Analysis

    • David P. Rider

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 171 - 181

12. The Speciation of Behavior Analysis: The Unnatural Selection of Foxes and Hedgehogs

    • M. Jackson Marr

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 183 - 186

13. What Can Behavior Analysis Learn From the Aversives Controversy?

    • J. M. Johnston

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 187 - 196

14. Aversives, Fundamental Rights and the Courts

    • Robert A. Sherman

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 197 - 206

15. “Nonaversive” Behavior Management: A Misnomer

    • Stephen Starin

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 207 - 209

16. What’s the Function of a Misnomer?

    • Ron Van Houten

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 211 - 212

17. Definitions and Usage, or a Rose by Any Other Name Smells as Sweet

    • Kurt Salzinger

    Announcement 08 July 2017 Pages: 213 - 213

18. Defining Aversiveness: A Reply to Van Houten and Salzinger

    • Stephen Starin

    Letter 08 July 2017 Pages: 215 - 216

19. A Response to Nonaversive Behavior Management and “Default” Technologies

    • Cheryl M. Yates

    Letter 08 July 2017 Pages: 217 - 218

20. Are Moral Considerations Sufficient for Selecting Nonaversive Interventions?: A Review of Repp and Singh’s Perspectives on the Use of Nonaversive and Aversive Interventions for Persons with Developmental Disabilities

    • Paul Alberto
    • Donna Andrews

    BookReview 08 July 2017 Pages: 219 - 224

21. Should Behavior Analysts Accept Imam’s Sense of Teleology?

    • Roy A. Moxley

    In Response 08 July 2017 Pages: 225 - 228

22. A Behavioral Perspective on College Teaching

    • Jack Michael

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 229 - 239

23. Teaching Students to Analyze Examples of Classical Conditioning

    • John H. Hummel
    • Cynthia Abercrombie
    • Penny Koepsel

    OriginalPaper 08 July 2017 Pages: 241 - 246

24. A Catalyst for Discussion on Observables, Inference, and Behaviorism

    • William L. Palya

    Announcement 08 July 2017 Pages: 247 - 247