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The European Journal
of Behavior Analysis (EJOBA;
ISSN- 1502-1149) is published by the Norwegian Association for
Behavior Analysis, and is primarily for the original publication of experimental
reports and theoretical/conceptual papers relevant to the analysis of
the behavior of individual organisms. See Previous issues of EJOBA, table of contents. As text or as PDF files. Abstracts of articles in Volume 6 (1 and 2) and 7 (1 and 2). European Journal of Behavior Analysis CONTENTS J. Carl Hughes: The Experimental Analysis of Behaviour Group, UK and Europe ...................................................................................105 R. Douglas Greer, Lauren Stolfi, and Nirvana Pistoljevic; Emergence of Naming in Preschoolers: A Comparison of Multiple and Single Exemplar Instruction .............109 Lanny Fields and Patricia Moss: Stimulus Relatedness in Equivalence Classes: Interaction of Nodality and Contingency .....................................141 David C. Palmer: Verbal Behavior: What is the Function of Structure? ..........................................................................................................161 Erik Arntzen, Tommy Galaen, and Lars Rune Halvorsen:
Different Retention Intervals in Delayed Matching-to-Sample: Effects of Responding in Accord with Philip Gee: Mobile Telephones and Behavioural Research .....................................................................................................................193 Emma Hawkins, Jackie Charnock, and Grant Gautreaux:
The Jigsaw CABAS® School: Protocols for Increasing Appropriate Behaviour and Evoking Verbal J. Carl Hughes, Michael Beverley, and Juliet Whitehead: Using precision teaching to increase the fluency of word reading with problem readers ..................................221 J. Carl Hughes and Gerald L. Shook: Training and certification of behaviour analysts in Europe .............................................................................................239 Robert S. P. Jones and Roger Banks: Behavioural Treatment of PTSD in a Person with Intellectual Disability ....................................................................251 Julian C. Leslie, Kim Sharp, Lauren Quigley, Anne Carson, Stephen McGovern and David Shaw:
Effects of chlordiazepoxide on extinction of operant behaviour in mice vary with time of administration Claire McDowell , Katrina Duffy, and Ken P. Kerr: Increasing food acceptance and reducing challenging behaviour in a four-year-old girl with autism ...........267 Michelle A. Morgan: A comparison of teaching methodology ...............................................................................................................................277 G. Adda Ragnarsdóttir: Teaching an Icelandic Student with Autism to Read by Combining Direct Instruction and Precision The Experimental Analysis of Behaviour Group London, April 2nd - 4th, 2007: Programme of abstracts .................................................................305 |
| EJOBA is published twice a year by The Norwegian Association for Behavior Analysis . The subscription rate is NOK 100. (Equivalent to approximately $12 and Euro 13 ) Please follow this link to obtain an order form for subscribtion of EJOBA. |
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PREPARATION
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| Manuscripts can be prepared in either UK or US English, and otherwise in accordance with the guidelines of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (4.ed.), and submitted electronically, on a 3.5" diskette or attached to an email message, to one of the members of the editorial troika: |
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EDITORIAL
TROIKA
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Erik
Arntzen |
Arne
Brekstad |
Per
Holth |
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EDITORIAL
BOARD
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| Anjali Barretto, Gonzaga University | Jacek Kozlowski, University of Gdansk | |
| Dermot Holmes Barnes, National University of Ireland | Giulio Lancioni, Leiden University | |
| Yvonne Barnes-Holmes, National University of Ireland | Linda LeBlanc, Western Michigan University | |
| Harrie Boelens, Leiden University | Julian C. Leslie, University of Ulster | |
| Ned Carter, University of Uppsala | F.C. Mace, University of Wales | |
| A. Charles Catania, University of Maryland Baltimore County | T. R. Miles, University of Wales | |
| John C. Moore, University of Milwaukee | ||
| Mecca Chiesa, University of Kent | Oliver Mudford, University of Auckland | |
| Karola Dillenburger, School of Education, Belfast | Rob O'Neill, University of Utah | |
| Simon Dymond, University of Wales, Swansea | Mark O'Reilly, University of Texas at Austin | |
| Neil Dugdale, University of Wales | Martha Peláez, Florida International University | |
| Svein Eikeseth, Akershus College | Luis A. Pérez-González, University of Oviedo | |
| Jon Arne Farsethås, Kapellvn. Treatment Center | Ragnar S. Ragnarsson, Skólaskriftstofa Sudurlands, Iceland | |
| Camille Ferond, University of Torino | Ruth Anne Rehfeldt, Southern University of Illinois | |
| Lanny Fields, Queens College | Bryan Roche, National University of Ireland | |
| Magne Arve Flaten, University of Tromsø | Jesus Rosales-Ruiz, University of North Texas | |
| Terje Sagvolden, University of Oslo | ||
| Sigrid Glenn, University of North Texas | Ian Stewart, National University of Ireland, Galway | |
| R. Douglas Greer, Columbia University | Zuilma Gabriela Sigurdardottir, University of Iceland | |
| Pauline Horne, University of Wales | Frode Svartdal, University of Tromsø | |
| Carl Hughes, University of Wales, Bangor | Julie Vargas, West Virginia University | |
| Einar T. Ingvarsson, Youngstown State University, Ohio | David Wacker, University of Iowa | |
| Iver Iversen, University of North Florida | Robert Whelan, University College Dublin |
Børge Strømgren, Editorial Assistant,
boreg@online.no
Thor Jonny Eriksen, Business Manager, service.nafo@atferd.no
Editorial business address:
Akershus University College,
PO Box 423,
2001 Lillestrøm,
NORWAY