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The analysis of human operant behavior: A brief census of the literature: 1958-1981.

Abstract

A census involving several major journals was conducted to survey the content and scope of the experimental analysis of human behavior. While the percentage of reports involving human subjects published each year in JEAB has lacked consistency, it was shown that JEAB has been the primary outlet for human work among the journals surveyed. Few areas of interest within the study of human behavior have received extensive scrutiny. The normal adult (typically undergraduate students) has been the preferred subject for human research. The results of a citation analysis of JEAB reports featuring human research are also presented.

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Year: 1982 PMID： 22478565 PMCID： PMC2742046 DOI： 10.1007/bf03392382

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Behav Anal ISSN： 0738-6729

18 in total

1. Some effects of response cost upon human operant behavior.

Authors: H WEINER
Journal: J Exp Anal Behav Date: 1962-04 Impact factor: 2.468

2. Effects of instructions and reinforcement-feedback on human operant behavior maintained by fixed-interval reinforcement.

Authors: A Baron; A Kaufman; K A Stauber
Journal: J Exp Anal Behav Date: 1969-09 Impact factor: 2.468

3. Controlling human fixed-interval performance.

Authors: H Weiner
Journal: J Exp Anal Behav Date: 1969-05 Impact factor: 2.468

4. Audit responses: responses maintained by access to existing self or coactor scores during non-social, parallel work, and cooperation procedures.

Authors: D F Hake; R Vukelich; S J Kaplan
Journal: J Exp Anal Behav Date: 1973-05 Impact factor: 2.468

10. Neither dark age nor renaissance: Research and authorship trends in the experimental analysis of human behavior (1980-1999).

Authors: S Dymond; T S Critchfield
Journal: Behav Anal Date: 2001

10 in total

The analysis of human operant behavior: A brief census of the literature: 1958-1981.

1. Some effects of response cost upon human operant behavior.

2. Effects of instructions and reinforcement-feedback on human operant behavior maintained by fixed-interval reinforcement.

3. Controlling human fixed-interval performance.

4. Audit responses: responses maintained by access to existing self or coactor scores during non-social, parallel work, and cooperation procedures.

5. Effects of a concurrent task on fixed-interval responding in humans.

6. The effectiveness of fading in programming a simultaneous form discrimination for retarded children.

7. Behavior of humans in variable-interval schedules of reinforcement.

8. Analysis of the control exerted by a complex cooperation procedure.

9. A classification and review of cooperation procedures.

10. CONDITIONING HISTORY AND HUMAN FIXED-INTERVAL PERFORMANCE.

1. Distinguishing between applied research and practice.

2. The renaissance of the experimental analysis of human behavior.

3. The selective renaissance of the experimental analysis of human behavior.

4. Sources cited most frequently in the experimental analysis of human behavior.

5. Staffing the empirical analysis of verbal behavior.

6. On the impact of human operant research: Asymmetrical patterns of cross-citation between human and nonhuman research.

7. The history of behavior analysis: Some historiography and a bibliography.

8. Reply to Dougherty: On measuring content diversity in the experimental analysis of human behavior.

9. Teaching verbal behavior to pigeons.

10. Neither dark age nor renaissance: Research and authorship trends in the experimental analysis of human behavior (1980-1999).