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Articles in Spring, 2001 issue of Behavior Analyst Today, The

• Mission: impossible?
  by Beth Rosenwasser
• The greatest dangers facing behavior analysis today
  by Steven C. Hayes
• Behavioral safety: meeting the challenge of making a large-scale difference
  by E. Scott Geller
• Contingent reinforcement for compliance with goal-related activities in HIV-positive substance abusers
  by Nancy M. Petry
• Negative reinforcement and substance abuse: using a behavioral conceptualization to enhance treatment
  by Arthur W. Blume
• The past, present, and future of behavioral parent training: interventions for child and adolescent problem behavior
  by Anne Shaffer
• Parent-child interaction therapy: can a manualized treatment be functional?
  by Cheryl B. McNeil
• The role of ineffective directives in the development of early childhood "noncompliance"
  by David M. Richman
• PECS: potential benefits and risks
  by Andy Bondy
• The behavioral treatment of obesity
  by Drew A. Anderson
• Recent developments in the cognitive-behavioral treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder
  by Jonathan S. Abramowitz
• Behavior Analyst Certification Board update
  by Gerald L. Shook
• Report from the 1st annual Pennsylvania Association for Behavior Analysis conference
  by Beth Rosenwasser
• Successful management of EPSDT funded community-based Behavioral Health Rehabilitation services for children : what OBM has to offer
  by Michael Weinberg
• Revamping therapeutic staff support practices
  by Joe Cautilli