Environment And Behavior

Foreword -- Preface -- The Basic Principles -- Understanding Human Behavior: A Key to Solving Social Problems -- Some Meanings of Antecedent and Environmental Control -- The Context of Stimulus Control in Behavior Analysis -- Verbal-Nonverbal Correspondence Training as a Case of Environmental Antecedents -- Managing Simple but Crucial Environmental Antecedents -- Environmental Approaches to the Development of Conceptual Behavior -- Errorless Learning in Educational Environments: Using Criterion-Related Cues to Reduce Errors -- Selective Eye Fixations During Transfer of Discriminative Stimulus Control -- Evaluating the Identity Concept Using Matching-to-Sample Procedures -- Stimulus Classes, Stimulus Sequences, and Generative Behavior -- Use of a Preexisting Verbal Relation to Prevent the Properties of Stimulus Equivalence from Emerging in New Relations -- Clinical Applications, with Emphasis on Substance Abuse and Autism -- Nurturance Traps of Aggression, Depression, and Regression Affecting Childhood Illness -- Behavioral Intervention in Cancer Treatment -- Structure of Victim Engagement in Sexual Abuse -- Stimulus Control of Drug Abuse -- Stimulus Control Processes in Drug Taking: Implications for Treatment -- Caffeine as a Model Drug of Abuse for the Development of Sensitive Behavioral Measures -- The Study of Stimulus Control in Autism -- Overselectivity in the Naming of Suddenly and Gradually Constructed Faces -- The Environmental Antecedents of Spontaneous Social Behavior -- Constructing the Whole Environment -- Environmental Approaches to Mental Retardation -- Ecobehavioral Approaches in Child Abuse and Developmental Disabilities Mirroring Life -- Training Adult-Day-Care Staff -- A Supportive Environment for Old Age -- Make Your Own Environment! -- In Search of Solutions to Prompt Dependence: Teaching Children with Autism to Use Photographic Activity Schedules -- Stimulus Manipulations: Enhancing Materials for Self-Directed Learning -- The Emergence of Combination Therapies Intensifies the Need for Generalization Technologies