Current Issue

Sandy Hobbs and Mecca Chiesa
The Myth of the “Cognitive Revolution".

Duncan Pritchard, Marguerite Hoerger, Annette Ikin, Jane Kochy, Heather Penney, Karen Thomas, and Charles Mace
An Evaluation of Three Methods of Denying Access to Computers to a Person With Learning Disabilities

Nicole L. Davlin, Ruth Anne Rehfeldt, and Sadie Lovett
A Relational Frame Theory Approach to Understanding Perspective-Taking Using Children’s Stories in Typically Developing Children.

Michael A. Kirkpatrick and Andrew S. Groves
Verbal Feedback Facilitates Heart Rate Discrimination and Differentiation

Michael C. Clayton
Losing Weight Without Really Trying: Avoidance-Motivated Weight Loss

Special Section on EABG Conference, April 2011

M. Jackson Marr
Some Public Pespectives on the Problem of Privacy.

Janet S. Twyman
Emerging Technologies and Behavioural Cusps: A New Era for Behaviour Analysi?.

Erik Arntzen and Steffen Hansen
Training Structures and the Formation of Equivalence Classes

Erik Arntzen, Live F. Braaten, Torunn Lian, and Christoffer Eilifsen
Response to Sample Requirements in Conditional Discrimination Procedures

David W. Dickins
Transitive inference in Stimulus Equivalence and Serial Learning

Emma Hawkins and Kate Grant

Intensive Behavioral Intervention in a School Setting for Ten Years

Annoncement
We are pleased to announce that the European Journal of Behavior Analysis (EJOBA) will be printing another Special EABA edition of the journal to be published late in 2012 or early 2013. The special edition will include papers submitted by the EABA keynote and invited speakers. The EJOBA is also issuing an open invitation to EABA presenters to submit manuscripts for peer review to be included in this special edition. Please submit papers to the EJOBA editor Erik Arntzen e-mail

The deadline is Oct 1, 2012.