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Articles in Fall 2007 issue of Behavior and Social Issues

• EDITORIAL: THE PROBLEM WITH EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
  by Mattaini, Mark A
• BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: AN ALTERNATIVE TO WONG'S (2006) VIEW OF THE POLITICAL ECONOMY
  by Cautilli, Joseph
• ARE WOMEN, PEOPLE OF COLOR, ASIANS, AND SOUTHERN EUROPEANS INHERENTLY INFERIOR TO NORTH-EUROPEAN MALES? A HISTORY OF BIOLOGICAL DETERMINISM-A CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL DISGRACE-AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING "MENTAL ILLNESS"
  by Malott, Richard W
• IS BEHAVIORISM BECOMING A PSEUDOSCIENCE? REPLIES TO DRS. WYATT, MIDKIFF AND WONG
  by Wakefield, Jerome C
• SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, SOCIAL CHANGE, AND INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR CHANGE
  by Wong, Stephen E
• BEHAVIOR ANALYTIC APPROACHES FOR RECRUITING INDIVIDUALS TO COMMUNITY-BASED PREVENTION PROGRAMS
  by Watanabe-Rose, Mari; Sturmey, Peter
• BIOLOGISM IS BEHAVIOR: A COMMENTARY ON WONG AND WYATT AND MIDKIFF
  by Holman, Gareth I; Kohlenberg, Robert J
• PSYCHIATRY'S THIRTY-FIVE-YEAR, NON-EMPIRICAL REACH FOR BIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS
  by Wyatt, W Joseph; Midkiff, Donna M