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    Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior: Volume 109, Issue 1

    1-290
    January 2018
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  • First Published: 30 January 2018

Editorial

Nevin's momentum

Amy L. Odum, 
  • Pages: 1-3
  • First Published: 30 January 2018

Theoretical and Review Articles

The basis of behavioral momentum in the nonlinearity of strength

Peter R. Killeen,  John A. Nevin, 
  • Pages: 4-32
  • First Published: 11 January 2018

Preference, resistance to change, and the cumulative decision model

Randolph C. Grace, 
  • Pages: 33-47
  • First Published: 04 January 2018

Is talking to yourself thinking?

Howard Rachlin, 
  • Pages: 48-55
  • First Published: 03 August 2017

Tony Nevin: The embrace of translational work by a basic scientist

F. Charles Mace, 
  • Pages: 56-65
  • First Published: 10 January 2018

A note on a precursor of behavioral momentum

Edward K. Morris,  Charryse F. Luckey, 
  • Pages: 66-69
  • First Published: 30 January 2018

Direct remembering, mediated remembering, and atypical forgetting functions

K. Geoffrey White, 
  • Pages: 70-86
  • First Published: 02 January 2018

Testing complex animal cognition: Concept learning, proactive interference, and list memory

Anthony A. Wright, 
  • Pages: 87-100
  • First Published: 02 January 2018

Book Review

Impetus for a robust science of behavior: A review of Nevin's Behavioral Momentum: A scientific metaphor

A. Charles Catania, 
  • Pages: 101-106
  • First Published: 12 December 2017

Research Articles

Divided stimulus control: Which key did you peck, or what color was it?

Michael Davison, 
  • Pages: 107-124
  • First Published: 01 December 2017

Reflexivity without identity matching training: A first demonstration

Melissa Swisher,  Peter J. Urcuioli, 
  • Pages: 125-147
  • First Published: 10 January 2018

Multiple schedules, off-baseline reinforcement shifts, and resistance to extinction

Andrew R. Craig,  Timothy A. Shahan, 
  • Pages: 148-163
  • First Published: 02 January 2018

Baseline response rates affect resistance to change

Toshikazu Kuroda,  James E. Cook,  Kennon A. Lattal, 
  • Pages: 164-175
  • First Published: 01 November 2017

Response–reinforcer dependency and resistance to change

Carlos R. X. Cançado,  Josele Abreu-Rodrigues,  Raquel Moreira Aló,  Flávia Hauck,  Adam H. Doughty, 
  • Pages: 176-193
  • First Published: 17 August 2017

The role of response force on the persistence and structure of behavior during extinction

Jonathan W. Pinkston,  Erica K. Foss, 
  • Pages: 194-209
  • First Published: 10 January 2018

Persistence and relapse of reinforced behavioral variability

Ann Galizio,  Charles C. J. Frye,  Jeremy M. Haynes,  Jonathan E. Friedel,  Brooke M. Smith,  Amy L. Odum, 
  • Pages: 210-237
  • First Published: 30 January 2018

Greater reinforcement rate during training increases spontaneous recovery

Eric A. Thrailkill,  Ryan T. Kimball,  Michael E. Kelley,  Andrew R. Craig,  Christopher A. Podlesnik, 
  • Pages: 238-252
  • First Published: 04 January 2018

Additional free reinforcers increase persistence of problem behavior in a clinical context: A partial replication of laboratory findings

Gregory A. Lieving,  Iser G. DeLeon,  Abbey B. Carreau-Webster,  Michelle A. Frank-Crawford,  Mandy M. Triggs, 
  • Pages: 253-264
  • First Published: 30 January 2018

Effects of response preference on resistance to change

Joel E. Ringdahl,  Wendy K. Berg,  David P. Wacker,  Kayla Crook,  Maggie A. Molony,  Kristina K. Vargo,  Jodi E. Neurnberger,  Karla Zabala,  Christopher J. Taylor, 
  • Pages: 265-280
  • First Published: 10 January 2018

On the predictive validity of behavioral momentum theory for mitigating resurgence of problem behavior

Wayne W. Fisher,  Brian D. Greer,  Andrew R. Craig,  Billie J. Retzlaff,  Ashley M. Fuhrman,  Katherine R. Lichtblau,  Valdeep Saini, 
  • Pages: 281-290
  • First Published: 30 January 2018