1. Making IBM’s computer, Watson, human

   • Howard Rachlin

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 1 - 16

2. Minding Rachlin’s eliminative materialism

   • J. J McDowell

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 17 - 27

3. The central role for behavior analysis in modern robotics, and vice versa

   • William R. Hutchison

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 29 - 35

4. What would it be like to be IBM’s computer, Watson?

   • Henry D. Schlinger Jr.

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 37 - 44

5. Nonneurocognitive extended consciousness

   • Kevin Wojcik
   • Anthony Chemero

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 45 - 48

6. Our overt behavior makes us human

   • Howard Rachlin

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 49 - 57

7. The role of atomic repertoires in complex behavior

   • David C. Palmer

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 59 - 73

8. Neuroscientific measures of covert behavior

   • Daniele Ortu

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 75 - 87

9. Motivating operations affect stimulus control: A largely overlooked phenomenon in discrimination learning

   • Amin D. Lotfizadeh
   • Timothy L. Edwards
   • Alan Poling

   OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 89 - 100

10. Evolution of research on interventions for individuals with autism spectrum disorder: Implications for behavior analysts

    • Tristram Smith

    OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 101 - 113

11. B. F. Skinner: The writer and his definition of verbal behavior

    • Maria de Lourdes R. da F. Passos

    OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 115 - 126

12. On Critchfield’s proposal: Student concerns and recommendations

    • Makenzie W. Bayles
    • Ariana R. Boutain
    • Edward K. Morris

    In Response 01 June 2017 Pages: 127 - 131

13. Common goals for the science and practice of behavior analysis: A response to Critchfield

    • Susan M. Schneider

    OriginalPaper 01 June 2017 Pages: 133 - 136

14. Gerald L. Shook (1948–2011)

    • James M. Johnston

    In Memoriam 01 June 2017 Pages: 137 - 140