TAVB Table of Contents
Volume 27, 2011
Caio Miguel, California State University, Sacramento. Editorial.
Jack Michael, David C. Palmer, & Mark L. Sundberg. The Multiple Control of Verbal Behavior.
Mark L. Sundberg & Cindy A. Sundberg. Intraverbal Behavior and Verbal Conditional Discriminations in Typically Developing Children and Children With Autism.
Anna Ingeborg Petursdottir, Charlotte L. Carp, Derek W. Matthies, & Barbara E. Esch. Analyzing Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing Effects on Preferences for Speech Sounds.
Rocio Rosales, Ruth Anne Rehfeldt, & Sadie Lovett. Effects of Multiple Exemplar Training on the Emergence of Derived Relations in Preschool Children Learning a Second Language.
Einar T. Ingvarsson & Duy D. Le. Further Evaluation of Prompting Tactics for Establishing Intraverbal Responding in Children With Autism.
Amber L. Valentino & M. Alice Shillingsburg. Acquisition of Mands, Tacts, and Intraverbals Through Sign Exposure in an Individual With Autism.
R. Douglas Greer, Nirvana Pistoljevic, Claire Cahill, & Lin Du. Effects of Conditioning Voices as Reinforcers for Listener Responses on Rate of Learning, Awareness, and Preferences for Listening to Stories in Preschoolers With Autism.
Jonathan Tarbox, Carrie K. Zuckerman, Michele R. Bishop, Melissa L. Olive, & Denis P. O'Hora. Rule-Governed Behavior: Teaching a Preliminary Repertoire of Rule-Following to Children With Autism.
Nicole Luke, R. Douglas Greer, Jessica Singer-Dudek, & Dolleen-Day Keohane. The Emergence of Autoclitic Frames in Atypically and Typically Developing Children as a Function of Multiple Exemplar Instruction.
Lina Gilic & R. Douglas Greer. Establishing Naming in Typically Developing Two-Year Old Children as a Function of Multiple Exemplar Speaker and Listener Experiences.
M. Alice Shillingsburg & Amber L. Valentino. Teaching a Child With Autism to Mand for Information Using "How."
Summer J. Ferreri & Joshua B. Plavnick. A Functional Analysis of Gestural Behaviors Emitted by Young Children With Severe Developmental Disabilities.
Mitch J. Fryling, Cristin Johnston, & Linda J. Hayes. Understanding Observational Learning: An Interbehavioral Approach.
Volume 26, 2010
Caio Miguel, California State University, Sacramento. Editorial.
John W. Esch and Barbara E. Esch, Esch Behavior Consultants, Inc., and Jordon D.
McCart and Anna Ingeborg Petursdottir, Texas Christian University. An Assessment of Self-Echoic Behavior in Young Children.
Tina M. Sidener, James E. Carr, Amanda M. Karsten, Jamie M. Severtson, Carly E. Cornelius, and Megan R. Heinicke, Western Michigan University. Evaluation of Single and Mixed Verbal Operant Arrangements for Teaching Mands and Tacts.
Jill R. Emmick, Traci M. Cihon, and John W. Eshleman, The Chicago School of
Professional Psychology. The Effects of Textual Prompting and Reading Fluency on the Acquisition of Intraverbals.
Kelly P. Bradley and Alan Poling, Western Michigan University. Defining Delayed Consequences as Reinforcers: Some Do, Some Don't, and Nothing Changes
William Ferreira Perez and Julio C. de Rose, Universidade Federal de São Carlos and Instituto Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia sobre Comportamento, Cognição e Ensino, Brazil. Recombinative Generalization: An Exploratory Study in Musical Reading
Katherine Stewart, Savannah State University, and Yusuke Hayashi and Kathryn Saunders, University of Kansas. Enhancing Vowel Discrimination Using Constructed Spelling.
Daniela M. Ribeiro, Nassim C. Elias, and Celso Goyos, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, and Caio F. Miguel, California State University, Sacramento. The Effects of Listener Training on the Emergence of Tact and Mand Signs by Individuals With
Intellectual Disabilities.
R. Douglas Greer and Jennifer Longano, Columbia University Teachers College and Graduate School of the Arts and Sciences. A Rose by Naming: How We May Learn How to Do It.
Ted Schoneberger, Kohala Educational Services. Three Myths from the Language Acquisition Literature.
Thomas S. Critchfield, Illinois State University. Crucial Issues in the Applied Analysis
of Verbal Behavior: A Review of Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes Are High.
Volume 25, 2009
Caio Miguel, California State University, Sacramento. Editorial: The Verbal Behavior Approach.
Murray Sidman, Sarasota, FL. Equivalence Relations and Behavior: An Introductory Tutorial.
Danielle LaFrance, David A. Wilder, Matthew P. Normand & James L. Squires, Florida Institute of Technology. Extending the assessment of functions of vocalizations in children with limited verbal repertoires.
Richard M. Kubina Jr., Pamela Wolfe, The Pennsylvania State University & Douglas E. Kostewicz, University of Pittsburgh. General outcome measures for verbal operants.
Erik Arntzen, Lill-Beathe Halstadtro, & Monica Halstadtro. Akershus University College, St. Olavs Hospital/Trondsletten Habilitation Services, and Byasen High School Norway. The “silent dog” method: A procedure for analyzing the impact of self-generated rules when teaching different computer chains to two boys with autism.
Bobby Newman, Dana Reinecke and Marissa Ramos, Room to Grow. Is a reasonable attempt reasonable? Shaping versus reinforcing verbal attempts of preschoolers diagnosed with autism.
John W. Esch and Barbara E. Esch, Esch Behavior Consultants, Inc. & Jessa R. Love, Western Michigan University. Increasing Vocal Variability in Children Diagnosed With Autism Using a Lag Schedule of Reinforcement.
Joseph Vedora and Laura Meunier, BEACON Services & Harry Mackay, Northeastern University and Praxis Inc. Teaching Intraverbal Behavior to Children with Autism: A Comparison of Textual and Echoic Prompts.
Amy C. Gross & Eric J. Fox. Western Michigan University. Relational Frame Theory: An Overview of the Controversy.
Terry J. Knapp, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The Hefferline Notes: B. F. Skinner’s First Public Exposition of his Analysis of Verbal Behavior.
Anna Ingeborg Petursdottir, Sean P. Peterson, Texas Christian University & Anja C. Peters, University of Freiburg and Texas Christian University. A Quarter Century of The Analysis of Verbal Behavior: An Analysis of Impact.
Allyne Marcon-Dawson, Sara M. Vicars, & Caio F. Miguel, California State University, Sacramento. Publication Trends in The Analysis of Verbal Behavior: 1999-2008
Volume 24, 2008
Nassim C. Elias and Celso Goyos, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, Muriel Saunders and Richard Saunders, University of Kansas, Teaching Manual Signs to Adults With Mental Retardation Using Matching-to-Sample Procedures and Stimulus Equivalence
Megan M. Ziomek and Ruth Anne Rehfeldt, Southern Illinois University, Investigating the Acquisition, Generalization, and Emergence of Untrained Verbal Operants for Mands Acquired Using the Picture Exchange Communication System in Adults With Severe Developmental Disabilities
Philip N. Chase, David W. Ellenwood, and Gregory Madden, West Virginia University, A Behavior Analytic Analogue of Learning to Use Synonyms, Syntax, and Parts of Speech
Maria Martha Costa Hübner, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, John Austin, Western Michigan University, Caio F. Miguel, California State University, Sacramento,The Effects of Praising Qualifying Autoclitics on the Frequency of Reading
Matthew P. Normand, University of the Pacific, Erica S. Severtson and Gracie A. Beavers, Florida Institute of Technology, A Functional Analysis of Non-Vocal Verbal Behavior of a Young Child With Autism
Heather K. Jennett, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Sandra L. Harris and Lara Delmolino, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Discrete Trial Instruction vs. Mand Training for Teaching Children With Autism to Make Requests
Christopher Bloh, Kutztown University, Assessing Transfer of Stimulus Control Procedures Across Learners With Autism
R. Douglas Greer, Columbia University Teachers College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and Lynn Yuan, The Fred S. Keller School, How Kids Learn to Say the Darnedest Things: The Effects of Multiple Exemplar Instruction on the Emergence of Novel Verb Usage
Richard A. Stock, University of British Columbia, Kimberly A. Schulze, St. Cloud State University, and Pat Mirenda, University of British Columbia,A Comparison of Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing, Standard Echoic Training, and Control Procedures on the Vocal Behavior of Children With Autism
Regina A. Carroll and Kevin P. Klatt, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Using Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing and Direct Reinforcement to Teach Vocal-Verbal Behavior to Young Children With Autism
Jonathan C. Baker, Linda A. LeBlanc, and Paige B. Raetz, Western Michigan University, A Behavioral Conceptualization of Aphasia
Judah B. Axe, The Ohio State University, Conditional Discrimination in the Intraverbal Relation: A Review and Recommendations for Future Research
Volume 23, 2007
Jack Michael, Western Michigan University, Editorial
Soyoung Yoon, Hawthorne County Day School, and Gina M. Feliciano, Shema Kolainu Hear Our Voices, Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing and Subsequent Mand Acquisition of Children with Various Levels of Verbal Repertoires
Raymond S. Weitzman, California State University, Fresno, Some Issues in Infant Speech Perception: Do the Means Justify the Ends?
Barry Eshkol Adelman, Western Michigan University, An Underdiscussed Aspect of Chomsky (1959)
Aynsley K. Verbeke, Garry L. Martin, C. T. Yu, and Toby L. Martin, University of Manitoba, and St. Amant Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Does ABLA Test Performance on the ABLA Test Predict Picture Receptive Name Recognition with Persons with Severe Developmental Disabilities?
Yukiko Washio, and Ramona Houmanfar, University of Nevada, Reno, Role of Contextual Control in Second Language Performance
Lyle K. Grant, Athabasca University, The Veils of Clio: Dimensions of a Behavioral Narratology
Carol A. Fiorile, and R. Douglas Greer, Teachers College and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, The Induction of Naming in Children with No Prior Tact Responses as a Function of Multiple Exemplar Histories of Instruction
Emily J. Sweeney-Kerwin, Vincent J. Carbone, Leigh O'Brien, Gina Zecchin, and Marietta N. Janecky, Carbone Clinic, Transferring Control of the Mand to the Motivating Operation in Children with Autism
Steven J. Ward, M.A., Pamela J. Osnes, Ph.D., and James W. Partington, Ph.D., The Effects of a Delay of Noncontingent Reinforcement during a Pairing Procedure in the Development of Stimulus Control of Automatically Reinforced Vocalizations
Tore Vignes, Stavanger Hospital Trust, Habilitation Services, A Comparison of Topography-based and Selection-based Verbal Behavior in Typically Developed Children and Developmentally Disabled Persons with Autism
Traci M. Cihon, The Ohio State University, A Review of Training Intraverbal Repertoires: Can Precision Teaching Help?
Volume 22, 2006
Jack Michael, Western Michigan University, Editorial
Maria Amelia Matos and Alessandra Lopes Avanzi, Universidade de São Paulo, and William J. McIlvane, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Shriver Center, Rudimentary Reading Repertoires via Stimulus Equivalence and Recombination of Minimal Verbal Units
Janet I. Yi, LeeAnn Christian, Glenda Vittimberga, and Barry Lowenkron, California State University, Los Angeles, Generalized Negatively Reinforced Manding in Children with Autism
Rachael A. Sautter and Linda A. LeBlanc, Western Michigan University, Empirical Applications of Skinner’s Analysis of Verbal Behavior with Humans
Linda A. LeBlanc, Western Michigan University, John Esch, Esch Behavior Consultants, Inc., and Tina M. Sidener and Amanda M. Firth, Western Michigan University, Behavioral Language Interventions for Children with Autism: Comparing Applied Verbal Behavior and Naturalistic Teaching Approaches
Alicia M. Alvero, Queens College of the City University of New York, and John Austin, Western Michigan University, An Implementation of Protocol Analysis and the Silent Dog Method in the Area of Behavioral Safety
Matthew P. Normand and Melissa L. Knol, Florida Institute of Technology, The Effects of a Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing Procedure on the Unprompted Vocalizations of a Young Child Diagnosed with Autism
A. Charles Catania, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Words as Behavior
A. Charles Catania, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Antecedents and Consequences of Words
Frank Hammonds, Auburn University, Toward an "Awareness" of the Relationship between Task Performance and Own Verbal Accounts of that Performance
R. Douglas Greer, Teachers College and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, Summary and Commentary on D. and S. Premack’s Original Intelligence
David W. Sidener, Garden Academy, A Beginner's Overview of Joint Control: An Elaboration of Lowenkron’s Model of Joint (Stimulus) Control
Barry Lowenkron, University of California, Los Angeles, An Introduction to Joint Control
Barry Lowenkron, University of California, Los Angeles, Joint Control and the Selection of Stimuli from Their Description
Anhvinh N. Wright, Fairfax County Public Schools, The Role of Modeling and Automatic Reinforcement in the Construction of the Passive Voice
David W. Sidener and Jack Michael, Western Michigan University, Generalization of Relational Matching to Sample in Children: A Direct Replication
Rick D. Gutierrez, California State University, Los Angeles, The Role of Rehearsal in Joint Control
Joyce C. Tu, Center for Behavioral Services, Inc., The Role of Joint Control in the Manded Selection Responses of Both Vocal and Non-vocal Children with Autism
David C. Palmer, Smith College, Joint Control: A Discussion of Recent Research
