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Adoption of innovations from applied behavioral research: "Does anybody care?".

Abstract

Applied behavioral researchers develop useful innovative technologies experimentally, and yet few of these technologies enjoy widespread adoption by our society. This paper analyzes several instances in which government agencies adopted behavioral technology, identifies 10 manipulable variables that could increase the rate of adoption of such technological innovations, and relates them to the field of knowledge diffusion. Unifying theory and experimental analysis are lacking in that field, yet an implicit technology may exist.

Year: 1981 PMID： 16795651 PMCID： PMC1308236 DOI： 10.1901/jaba.1981.14-491

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Appl Behav Anal ISSN： 0021-8855

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10. A review of Paul and Lentz's psychological treatment for chronic mental patients: milieu versus social-learning programs.

Authors: R P Liberman
Journal: J Appl Behav Anal Date: 1980

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Authors: E K Morris
Journal: Behav Anal Date: 1985

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Authors: T Seekins; S B Fawcett
Journal: Behav Anal Date: 1986

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Authors: J E Henningfield; S T Higgins
Journal: Behav Anal Date: 1989

Adoption of innovations from applied behavioral research: "Does anybody care?".

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8. Some current dimensions of applied behavior analysis.

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8. Comment on "Adoption of innovations from applied behavioral research: ;Does anybody care?'".

9. Applied behavior analysis as technological science.

10. The study of consumer behavior and social validity: An essential partnership for applied behavior analysis.