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Articles in Wntr, 2004 issue of Behavior Analyst Today, The

Editor's note from Michael Weinberg
by Mike Weinber
Learning channels and verbal behavior
by Fan-Yu Lin
Perspective-taking and theory of mind: a relational frame account
by Yvonne Barnes-Holmes
Selection-based imitation: a tool skill in the development of receptive language in children with autism
by Stein K. Lund
Treating seriously emotionally disturbed adolescents: the views and working practice of school psychologists
by Keith J. Topping
Using performance feedback to increase the billable hours of social workers a multiple baseline evaluation
by Michael C. Clayton
The Thought Change System: an empirically based cognitive behavioral therapy for male juvenile sex offenders: a pilot study
by Jack A. Apsche
Pragmatic selectionism: the philosophy of behavior analysis
by Roy A. Moxley
Toward a behavioral theory of "creativity": a preliminary essay
by Joseph Cautilli

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