Journal of behavior analysis in health, sports, fitness and medicine&nbsp;1, 1, Spring 2008

The Journal of Early and Intensive Behavioral Interventions

www.JEIBI.net

Call For Papers

The Journal of Early and Intensive Behavioral Intervention (JEIBI) is currently accepting manuscripts relevant to its¢ overall mission to serve as a resource to teachers, researchers and parents of children in the Early Intervention to Kindergarten age ranges. JEIBI's target populations include children diagnosed with developmental disabilities, medical issues, and mental health diagnoses, as well as those who are considered neuro-typically developing. JEIBI's philosophical orientation is grounded in the science of human behavior, specifically promoting empirically supported teaching and treatment interventions which meet the standards of Evidence Based Practices. Additionally, JEIBI seeks to provide a forum for the discussion of critical contemporary issues within the public domain that serve to affect the provision of such services. As such, we welcome and encourage not only the submission of research on successful interventions, but also the submission of literature reviews, legislative/legal briefs, and position papers focused on the ethical issues affecting the delivery of such services. In addition, articles and research conducted on organizational behavior management related to the improvement of program design and development will also be accepted.

Important Announcement:

Beginning with the Winter, 2008 issue of JEIBI, we will have two new Contributing Editors, who will provide insight into legal and governmental affairs that affect the ability of Applied Behavior Analysts to practice with this most remarkable population. Robert Crabtree, Esq., of the law firm of Kotin Crabtree and Strong, Boston, Massachusetts, and Jennifer Ursitti, staff of the Governmental Affairs Committee of Autism Speaks will be publishing quarterly articles related to new developments in Special Education Law, as well as activities related to issues such as the movement toward mandated insurance coverage for all children diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum.

JEIBI is now included in both ERIC and Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL)

Submission instructions can be found at: http://www.jeibi.net/submissions.html

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#276

From: czbobb@...
Date: Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:47 pm
Subject: Re: call for papers ABAI 2009

czbobb@...

Elise:

I would be interested in doing a half-hour session on breathing, specifically teaching an "on-the-fly" aggressive hard-exhalation breathing strategy that lowers the heart rate for a brief period, with discussion of applications in sports and performance. Would you want to collaborate with something or have it as a separate event? Thanks.

Bob Stein

-----Original Message-----
From: Elise Cooke <esa19@...>
To: b fit <b-fit@yahoogroups.com>; lwinston@...; GinaFeliciano <fleacyno@...>; jim ellis <jellis@...>; Kristofervan Herp <kvanherp@...>; mary kaminski <mkaminski@...>; Michael Kirkpatrick <kirkpami@...>; michael kirkpatrick <mkirkpatrick@...>; Stephen Ray Flora <srflora@...>
Sent: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 3:16 pm
Subject: [B-fit] call for papers ABAI 2009

Hi everyone,

It was so great to see so many presentations last year that were devoted to using behavioral methods to increase health, expertise in sports, fitness.

I hope the numbers this year will be as big, if not bigger, than Chicago!

This is another reminder to please get your abstracts pulled together by Wednesday at midnight if you're planning on presenting at ABA in Phoenix.

Also, this is a call out to anyone who wants to teach a fitness class at ABA. I've taught kickboxing for the last 3 years, and the attendees are always eagerly asking for more classes.

They are excited to get a good workout during such a sedentary weekend and would appreciate any other classes. We've had classes for yoga, abs/core work, Pilates, and martial arts, to name a few.

Please let me know if you want to submit a Health, Sports, and Fitness presentation or class and want help putting it together.

See you in Phoenix!

Elise

http://www.abainternational.org/CallForPapers/CallForPapersAnnualConvention.aspx

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#275

From: Elise Cooke <esa19@...>
Date: Mon Oct 13, 2008 7:16 pm
Subject: call for papers ABAI 2009

fit_operant

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http://www.abainternational.org/CallForPapers/CallForPapersAnnualConvention.aspx

Hi everyone,

It was so great to see so many presentations last year that were devoted to using behavioral methods to increase health, expertise in sports, fitness.

I hope the numbers this year will be as big, if not bigger, than Chicago!

This is another reminder to please get your abstracts pulled together by Wednesday at midnight if you're planning on presenting at ABA in Phoenix.

Also, this is a call out to anyone who wants to teach a fitness class at ABA. I've taught kickboxing for the last 3 years, and the attendees are always eagerly asking for more classes.

They are excited to get a good workout during such a sedentary weekend and would appreciate any other classes. We've had classes for yoga, abs/core work, Pilates, and martial arts, to name a few.

Please let me know if you want to submit a Health, Sports, and Fitness presentation or class and want help putting it together.

See you in Phoenix!

Elise

#274

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Wed Oct 1, 2008 7:56 pm
Subject: Need your support......

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

Currently, we are in the process of starting a Behavioral Counseling and Coaching SIG at ABA:I. Unfortuantely to this date only 3 letters of support have been written according to ABA:I- Renk, Dziewolska, and Cautilli. These need ten letters for this SIG to happen. Please send an e-mail supporting the SIG to: Majda Seuss <mseuss@...>

It is our belief that having this SIG will create a more clinical presence at ABA:I.

Joe

#273

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Sun Sep 21, 2008 3:35 am
Subject: JEIBI 5.2

jcautilli2003

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Hello All,



The long awaited 5.2 issue of the peer review open access journal- the
Journal of Early and Intensive Behavioral Intervention is now available
online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org So stop by and take a look.



Joe

#272

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Mon Sep 8, 2008 5:19 am
Subject: Call for papers

jcautilli2003

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Open Call for Papers:

The Journal of Behavior Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness, and
Medicine

The Journal of Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness and
Medicine is now online. Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports,
Fitness, and Medicine (BAHSFM) is a journal for those interested in
the application of behavioral principles for promoting wellness,
enhancing fitness, and sports skills development, and ameliorating
disease. The bi-directional interaction between physiology and
behavior can be effectively mediated through the application of
elementary principles of behavior. Behavior analysis has thereby
exerted its influence in the fields of health and medicine, as well
as in the enhancement of the safe and skillful performance that in
turn facilitates well-being. Examples include but are not limited to
the areas of exercise and dietary compliance, smoking cessation,
stress reduction, diabetes management, obesity treatment, and the
development of sport performance and safety skills that bring about
healthy reinforcement- rich lifestyles less vulnerable to disease.
This journal aims to foster a greater understanding of the impact of
behavior analysis on health, sports, fitness, and behavioral medicine
and seeks to publish conceptual and research articles in these
areas. In addition, we seek to publish literature reviews and
articles focused on behavior analytic contributions to health policy
and problem reduction.

Currently, we have an open call for papers. If you have articles that
you believe are appropriate- please send them to me at
jcautilli2003@ yahoo.com

Thanks,

Joe Cautilli, Ph.D.

Editor - in -Cheif

Craig Thomas, Ph.D.

Senior Associate Editor

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#271

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Mon Sep 8, 2008 1:07 am
Subject: 5 Faculty positions in NJ

jcautilli2003

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FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY (ANTICIPATED
POSITIONS): 1) Associate/Full Professor and School Director
(tenure-track, July 2009). This position carries primary responsibility
for administrative oversight of the School of Psychology. Requirements
include successful administrative and teaching experience in a similar
or related position, a record of research and scholarship commensurate
with appointment to a faculty rank of associate or full professor, and
evidence of extramural funding. Area of academic expertise is open;
however, expertise in an area which is complementary to the School's
offerings is preferred. 2) Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology
with a specialty in Clinical Child Psychology (tenure-track, September
2009). This position is for teaching, research and clinical and research
supervision of students in the School's APA-accredited Ph.D. program in
clinical psychology. The ideal candidate holds a doctorate in clinical
psychology from an APA-accredited program with expertise in clinical
child psychology. Evidence of or potential for research and scholarly
achievement commensurate with the rank of assistant professor is
required. Licensure or license-eligibility in NJ is preferred. 3)
Assistant Professor in School Psychology (tenure-track, September 2009).
This position is for teaching, research and supervision of students in
the School's Psy.D. and M.A. programs in school psychology. Requirements
include a doctorate in school psychology or a related field,
certification as a school psychologist, and experience as a practicing
school psychologist. Experience teaching in higher education and a
record of scholarship demonstrated by peer-reviewed publications are
preferred. Areas of specialization may include consultation, applied
research, and assessment and intervention. 4) Assistant Professor in
Clinical Psychology with a specialty in Forensic Psychology
(tenure-track, September 2009). This position is for teaching, research
and clinical and research supervision of students in the School's M.A.
program in forensic psychology and the School's APA-accredited Ph.D.
program in clinical psychology. The ideal candidate holds a doctorate in
clinical psychology from an APA-accredited program with expertise in
forensic psychology. Evidence of or potential for research and scholarly
achievement commensurate with the rank of assistant professor is
required. Licensure or license-eligibility in NJ is preferred, as is
familiarity and experience with the training and practice of forensic
psychologists. 5) Assistant/Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology
with a specialty in Clinical Psychopharmacology (tenure-track, September
2009). This position is for teaching, research and clinical and research
supervision of students in the School's APA-accredited Ph.D. program in
clinical psychology and postdoctoral M.S. program in clinical
psychopharmacology. The ideal candidate holds a doctorate in clinical
psychology from an APA-accredited program with expertise in clinical
psychopharmacology. Evidence of or potential for research and scholarly
achievement (and extramural funding) commensurate with the rank of
assistant or associate professor is required. Licensure or
license-eligibility in NJ is preferred.

#270

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Sun Sep 7, 2008 8:46 pm
Subject: Issue 2....

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

The second issue of the peer reviewed open access journal of Behavior Analysis In Sports, Health Fitness and Behavioral Medicine is now online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org .

Enjoy!

Joe

#269

From: "stphn_flora" <stphn_flora@...>
Date: Fri Aug 22, 2008 5:13 pm
Subject: ADHD & Swimming.

stphn_flora

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In case you all haven't heard several times by now. Michael Phelps mom
said in interviews that he was diganosed w/ ADHD, & he was put on meds,
but his mom took him off and used "behavior mod" with him. The swimming
was just part of his 'salvation.'

#268

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Sun Aug 17, 2008 3:00 am
Subject: New List

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Hello all, Allow me a moment to tell you about a new list serve that
I am starting and with it a new Special Interest Group for the
Assocation for Behavior Analysis International. It is the Behavioral
Counseling & Behavioral Coaching Special Interest group. Counseling
is a hybred discipline between education and psychology that focuses
on helping normal people with problems. Coaching is a similar
discipline; however, it focuses on people seeking to acheive a
specific life goal. Behaviorism is a philosophy of science based on
how the principles of learning explain how we come to know and be.
Behaviorism informs and is informed by the field of behavior
analysis. Both behaviorism and behavior analysis have contributed
greatly to th field of counseling and coaching. This list is
sponsored by the Behavior Analyst Online Special (www.behavior-
analyst-online.org ) Interest Group of the Association for Behavior
Analysis International (http://www.abainternational.org/ ) in
preperation for the information special interest group for Behavioral
Counseling and Behavioral Coaching.It focuses on the on going
contribution of behavioral principles to the field of counseling and
coaching. Some topics include Community Reinforcement Approach for
addictions, Community Reinforcement and Family Training Approach for
coaching spouses get those with addicitons into treatment, and
Behavioral Couples Counseling. As well as focus on career and
decision making counseling based on behavioral and social learning
models. Finally, the application of new 3rd generation behavior
therapies such as Functional Analyti Psychotherapy and Acceptance and
Committment Thrapy and Dialetical Behavior Therapy and thier
implication for counseling will be discussed. This list is open to
all counselors, coaches and behavior analysts who are interested. To
join the group: Post message:
behavioralcounselingandbehavioralcoaching@yahoogroups.com
Subscribe: behavioralcounselingandbehavioralcoaching-
subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Unsubscribe: behavioralcounselingandbehavioralcoaching-
unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
List owner: behavioralcounselingandbehavioralcoaching-
owner@yahoogroups.com
To support the start up, send to Majda <mseuss@....>.
It would be good if ten ABA:I members send supporting e-mail for this
group. Joe

#267

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Sat Aug 9, 2008 12:52 pm
Subject: An item of interest

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Supporting Returning Veterans and Their Families Is a Priority

In a joint effort to support returning veterans, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), with the Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs, is holding a national conference and policy academy built around enhancing mental health and substance abuse services for veterans and their families.

While the conference registration is closed because of overwhelming interest, SAMHSA offers a variety of support resources available for returning veterans and their families. Be sure to check out the latest materials offered, which can be ordered, free of charge, or downloaded and printed.

Resources for Veterans and Their Families

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#266

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:02 pm
Subject: Article of interest.....

jcautilli2003

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080727/ap_on_he_me/alzheimer_s_exercise_study

#265

From: "business4line" <business4line@...>
Date: Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:31 pm
Subject: Business Software

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http://www.soft-kingdom.com/Business/

Business Software

#264

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:54 pm
Subject: Program chair

jcautilli2003

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Program Chair/Clinical MA Program

The Program chair leads the faculty in the development,
implementation, and oversight of the MA in Clinical Psychology
program and future master's level degree programs in psychology
specializations. This is a 12 month, administrative/faculty
appointment with a half time faculty load. The Chair reports to the
Vice President of Academic Affairs, manages program operations,
recruits, supervises, trains, develops, and evaluates core and
adjunct faculty. This individual will collaborate closely with the
leadership of the clinical psychology doctoral program to manage
shared courses, faculty members, and to develop field training sites
with the training department.

Position Requirements:

o Doctoral degree in Psychology (PhD or PsyD)
o A minimum of 1 year of post-doctoral experience
o Experience in education and training in clinical or counseling
psychology
o Evidence of management experience or potential
o Licensure in IL as a counselor or psychologist or license
eligibility

Contact:
Human Resources Coordinator
312-777-7745
350 N. Orleans
Chicago , IL 60654
mmendoza@...

#263

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Wed Jun 25, 2008 3:39 am
Subject: Journal of Behavior Analysis of Offender and Victim: Treatment and Prevention

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

Volume 1, issue two of the peer reviewed -open access journal- The
Journal of Behavior Analysis of Offender and Victim: Treatment and
Prevention is now available online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org .
Good article on treating ADHD as Crime Prevetnion

Thanks,

Joe

#262

From: "Manoel Rodrigues-Neto" <manoel0912@...>
Date: Fri May 23, 2008 6:26 am
Subject: Re: Health, Sports, and Fitness presentations in Chicago

manoel0912

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----- Original Message -----

From: Manoel Rodrigues-Neto

To: B-fit@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 2:24 AM

Subject: Re: [B-fit] Health, Sports, and Fitness presentations in Chicago

Thanks a lot, Elise!

----- Original Message -----

From: Elise Cooke

To: b-fit@yahoogroups.com ; jcautilli@... ; jack stokes ; michael kirkpatrick ; rick fleming

Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 11:50 AM

Subject: [B-fit] Health, Sports, and Fitness presentations in Chicago

Hi Everyone,
I'm excited to see so many different presentations related to Health, Sports, and/or Fitness in this year's ABAI Program!
I've attached a list of some events that look interesting.
Please look it over, add anything I missed, and send it out to anyone who may be interested!
If you can't open it, just email me at esa19@... and I'll send it to you directly .

Hope to see you there,
Elise Cooke

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#261

From: czbobb@...
Date: Mon May 19, 2008 12:02 pm
Subject: Re: Health, Sports, and Fitness presentations in Chicago

czbobb@...

Elise:

Thanks, this is very helpful in organizing attendance at ABA. See you there.

Bob Stein

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#260

From: Elise Cooke <esa19@...>
Date: Mon May 19, 2008 3:50 pm
Subject: Health, Sports, and Fitness presentations in Chicago

fit_operant

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Hi Everyone,
I'm excited to see so many different presentations related to Health, Sports, and/or Fitness in this year's ABAI Program!
I've attached a list of some events that look interesting.
Please look it over, add anything I missed, and send it out to anyone who may be interested!
If you can't open it, just email me at esa19@... and I'll send it to you directly .

Hope to see you there,
Elise Cooke

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#259

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:41 am
Subject: Open Call for Papers

jcautilli2003

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Open Call for Papers:

The Journal of Behavior Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness, and Medicine

The Journal of Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness and Medicine is now online. Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness, and Medicine (BAHSFM) is a journal for those interested in the application of behavioral principles for promoting wellness, enhancing fitness, and sports skills development, and ameliorating disease. The bi-directional interaction between physiology and behavior can be effectively mediated through the application of elementary principles of behavior. Behavior analysis has thereby exerted its influence in the fields of health and medicine, as well as in the enhancement of the safe and skillful performance that in turn facilitates well-being. Examples include but are not limited to the areas of exercise and dietary compliance, smoking cessation, stress reduction, diabetes management, obesity treatment, and the development of sport performance and safety skills that bring about healthy reinforcement-rich lifestyles less vulnerable to disease. This journal aims to foster a greater understanding of the impact of behavior analysis on health, sports, fitness, and behavioral medicine and seeks to publish conceptual and research articles in these areas. In addition, we seek to publish literature reviews and articles focused on behavior analytic contributions to health policy and problem reduction.

Currently, we have an open call for papers. If you have articles that you believe are appropriate- please send them to me at jcautilli2003@...

Thanks,

Joe Cautilli, Ph.D.

Editor - in -Cheif

Craig Thomas, Ph.D.

Senior Associate Editor

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#258

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:33 pm
Subject: Newest BAO journal...

jcautilli2003

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http://www.jbahsfm.com/currentissue.html

Hello all,

The first issue of the newest behavior analyst online journal- the journal of behavior analysis in Sports, Health, Fitness, and Behavioral Medicine is now available online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org The TOC is below as is the new straight links...

Thanks,

Joe

Journal of behavior analysis in health, sports, fitness and medicine 1, 1, Spring 2008

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

Thomas, C.A., and Cautilli, Joe., An Introduction to JBAHSFM..............……….iii

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#257

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Mon Apr 21, 2008 3:29 am
Subject: JEIBI 5.1

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

The open access journal- the Journal of Early and Intensive Behavioral Intervention is now available online at www.behavior-analysts-online.org. The TOC is below so stop by and check it out.

Joe

Page 1: Introduction - Jessica Singer-Dudek
Page 2: Editorial - Echoes of Good Bye - Joseph Cautilli
Page 4: Three Years of Intensive Applied Behavior Analysis: A Case Study - Olive Healy, Jennifer O’ Connor, Geraldine Leader, and Neil Kenny
Page 23: The Things We Care to See: The Effects of Rotated Protocol Immersion on the Emergence of Early Observing Responses - Dolleen-Day Keohane, Nicole Luke, and R. Douglas Greer
Page 40: Caregiver Sensitivity, Contingent Social Responsiveness, and Secure Infant Attachment -
Carl J. Dunst and Danielle Z. Kassow
Page 57: The Effects of an Observational Intervention on the Acquisition of Reinforcing Properties
of a Previously Neutral Stimulus - Jessica Singer-Dudek, R. Douglas Greer, and Jeannine
Schmelzkopf
Page 75: Effectiveness of Emotion Recognition Training for Young Children with Developmental
Delays - Andrew Downs and Paul Strand
Page 90: The Effects of Playful Physical Contact as an Establishing Operation on Correct Academic
Responding of Three Preschool Students - Hye-Suk Lee Park, Jo Ann Pereira Delgado, Jinhyeok
Choi, and R. Douglas Greer
Page 106: Treatment Approaches for Self-injurious Behavior in Individuals with Autism:
Behavioral and Pharmacological Methods - Duhita Mahatmya, Alicia Zobel, and Maria G.
Valdovinos
Page 119: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy: An Examination of Cost-Effectiveness - Matthew E.
Goldfine, Stephanie M. Wagner, Steven A. Branstetter, and Cheryl B. McNeil

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#256

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Mon Apr 21, 2008 3:28 am
Subject: JEIBI 5.1

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

The open access journal- the Journal of Early and Intensive
Behavioral Intervention is now available online at www.behavior-
analysts-online.org. The TOC is below so stop by and check it out.

Joe


Page 1: Introduction - Jessica Singer-Dudek
Page 2: Editorial - Echoes of Good Bye - Joseph Cautilli
Page 4: Three Years of Intensive Applied Behavior Analysis: A Case
Study - Olive Healy, Jennifer
O' Connor, Geraldine Leader, and Neil Kenny
Page 23: The Things We Care to See: The Effects of Rotated Protocol
Immersion on the Emergence
of Early Observing Responses - Dolleen-Day Keohane, Nicole Luke, and
R. Douglas Greer
Page 40: Caregiver Sensitivity, Contingent Social Responsiveness, and
Secure Infant Attachment -
Carl J. Dunst and Danielle Z. Kassow
Page 57: The Effects of an Observational Intervention on the
Acquisition of Reinforcing Properties
of a Previously Neutral Stimulus - Jessica Singer-Dudek, R. Douglas
Greer, and Jeannine
Schmelzkopf
Page 75: Effectiveness of Emotion Recognition Training for Young
Children with Developmental
Delays - Andrew Downs and Paul Strand
Page 90: The Effects of Playful Physical Contact as an Establishing
Operation on Correct Academic
Responding of Three Preschool Students - Hye-Suk Lee Park, Jo Ann
Pereira Delgado, Jinhyeok
Choi, and R. Douglas Greer
Page 106: Treatment Approaches for Self-injurious Behavior in
Individuals with Autism:
Behavioral and Pharmacological Methods - Duhita Mahatmya, Alicia
Zobel, and Maria G.
Valdovinos
Page 119: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy: An Examination of Cost-
Effectiveness - Matthew E.
Goldfine, Stephanie M. Wagner, Steven A. Branstetter, and Cheryl B.
McNeil

#255

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Fri Apr 11, 2008 11:56 pm
Subject: BAT 9.1

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,

Volume 9 issue 1 of the open access journal the Behavior Analyst Today is now available online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org TOC below...

Joe

VOLUME 9, ISSUE 1

ISSN: 1539-4352

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 1: Editorial – Licensure as a Postmodern Hero –
Cautilli & Weinberg
Page 5: (Effect) Size Matters: And So Does the Calculation -
Olive & Franco
Page 11: Treatment of PTSD and Substance Abuse Comorbidity -
Spates & Souza
Page 27: Extinction-induced response resurgence: A selective review –
Doughty
& Oken

Page: 34: Reply –Can it be it was all so simple then? A Reply to Von

Hilsheimer and Quirk (2006) -
Cautilli
Page 36: Evaluating Curriculum-Based Measurement from a Behavioral

Assessment Perspective -
Ardoin, et al.
Page 50: Modelling Social learning In Monkeys-
Kendal
Page 57: FAPRS MANUAL Manual for the Functional Analytic Psychotherapy

Rating Scale - Glenn M. Callaghan and William C. Follette

Page 98: The Functional Analytic Psychotherapy Rating Scale (FAPRS): A

Behavioral Psychotherapy Coding System -
Glenn M. Callaghan William C.
Follette, L. E. Ruckstuhl, Jr., and Peter J. N. Linnerooth

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#254

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Fri Apr 4, 2008 3:40 pm
Subject: Research

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From: "Paul Squires" <paul_squires@...>
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 16:58:52 -0400

This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

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I am a psychologist who is conducting research about smokers for a =
global pharmaceutical company. The research activity is to hold a set of =
web-based focus groups with cognitive-behavioral therapists. To that end, I am
contacting cognitive-behavior therapists with at least three years of
experience working with smokers. The research will require =
approximately five hours of participants' time and they will be paid for their
participation.=20

The research is a pilot study with a plan to extend the research if the
results of the pilot are successful. The goals of the focus groups are
= to(1) identify approximately five common smoking situations (e.g.,
contemplating quitting, procrastinating about quit attempts) and (2)
identify the thoughts (conscious and automatic), beliefs, and behaviors
=in those situations for those who successfully quit and those who do not.

=20

The research results are intended to support a number of decisions =
including
the design of a web-based behavior support program and appropriate =
content
for educational and advertising campaigns.

=20

If you or someone you know may be interested in participating, please
provide the following information.

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1. Name
2. Telephone number
3. email address
4. Years as cognitive-behavioral therapist
5. Years working with smokers
6. Number of smoker-patients in past three years

=20

Thanks for your time,

Paul Squires, PhD

Applied Skills & Knowledge, Inc.

100 Hanover Ave., Suite 402

Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927

973-631-1607, x102

973-809-2952 (cell)

973-631-8020 (fax)

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#253

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Tue Mar 18, 2008 3:32 pm
Subject: New online open access journal

jcautilli2003

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Hello all,



The debut issue of  the open access journal- The Journal of Behavior
Analysis of Offender and Victim - Treatment and Prevention is now
available online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org



Please stop by and take a look.



The Journal of Behavior Analysis of Offender and Victim - Treatment
and Prevention

Volume No. 1 2008 Issue No. 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 1: Editorial: Behavior analysis's forgotten promise - Matt
Tincani, Kirk A. B.

Newring and Joseph Cautilli

Page 5: A Behavior Analytic Perspective on Victimology - Karola
Dillenburger

Page 20: Treating Substance Use Disorders in Offenders - Michelle R.
Resor & Arthur

W. Blume

Page 36: Sexual Assault Prevention with College-Aged Women: Toward an
Individualized

Approach - Elizabeth A. Yeater, Tim Hoyt & Jenny K. Rinehart

Page 52: Behavioral Approaches to Educating Young Children and their
Parents about

Child Sexual Abuse Prevention - Sandy K. Wurtele

Page 65: Assessment and Case Conceptualization in Sex Offender
Treatment - Rachael

Collie, Tony Ward & Jim Vess

Page 82: Cox Proportional Hazards Regression Analysis as a Modeling
Technique for

Informing Program Improvement: Predicting Recidivism in a Boys Town
Five-Year

Follow-up Study - Kingsley, D., Ringle, J. L., Thompson, R. W.,
Chmelka, B., & Ingram, S.

Page 98: Coping with post-ceasefire violence -- Karola Dillenburger,
Montserrat Fargas, &

Rym Akhonzada

Page 115: Medication Management Skills for Mentally Ill Inmates:
Training is not Enough

- Sally J. MacKain & Tracy Baucom

Page 131: Parameters that Affect Compliance with Recommendations in
Forensic

Evaluations for Child Sexual Abuse - Samantha P. Miller & Angela
Crossman



Joe

#252

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Fri Mar 14, 2008 11:55 pm
Subject: Two new journals

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Hello all,

The teams are busy working to meet the deadlines to put out our two newest BAO journals Behavioral Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness, and Medicine (BAHSFM) and Journal of Behavior Analysis of Offender and Victim - Treatment and Prevention. Both journals shall be released (barring any problems and need for sleep) by Sunday night. So keep watch to your e-mail.

Joe

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#251

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Fri Mar 14, 2008 5:30 pm
Subject: Post doc- Sports-Neuro- Pitt

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Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sports Neuropsychology

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Sports Concussion Program is seeking applicants for a post-doctoral fellowship position. This is a 1-2 year position under the clinical direction of Michael W. Collins, Ph.D. and Mark R. Lovell, Ph.D., ABPN. The UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program is involved in concussion management at all levels of sports participation, including professional, collegiate, high school, and recreational. The volume of patient referrals is high and extensive programmatic research is occurring within our program. Duties will primarily consist of brief and extended neuropsychological evaluations of child and adult athletes with sport-related concussion. In addition, the clinic receives referrals for neuropsychological evaluations of patients with non-sport TBI, as well as other neurological and psychiatric disorders. Involvement in research is encouraged through provision of dedicated research time on a weekly basis.

The appointment is a 12-month, full time position, beginning August 1st, 2008 with the possibility of a second year. A doctoral degree in psychology, completion of an APA-accredited internship, and training in neuropsychological assessment are required. Review of the applications is ongoing, and will continue until the position is filled. Interested applicants should send their CV, 3 letters of recommendation, and a statement of goals and interests via email to <mailto:collinsmw@...> collinsmw@... or via postal mail to: Dr. Micky Collins, 3200 S. Water St. Pittsburgh, PA 15203.

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#250

From: "jcautilli2003" <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Fri Mar 14, 2008 2:55 pm
Subject: SP-ABA

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Hello all,



The latest issue of the open acces journal: Speech-Language Pathology
and Applied Behavior Analysis (2.4-3.1) is now available at
www.behavior-analyst-online.org. The TOC is below:





Joe



Special Consolidated Issue 2.4 – 3.1, 2008

ISSN 1932 - 4731

Table of Contents

Page 1: Meaning in Behavioral Analysis – M.N. Hegde

Page 25: Evaluation of Mand-Reinforcer Relations Following Long-Term
Functional Communication

Training - David P. Wacker, Jay W. Harding, and Wendy K. Berg

Page 36: Teaching Social Behavior to Children with Autism Spectrum
Disorders Using Social

StoriesTM: Implications for School-Based Practice – Frank Sansosti

Page 46: Review of the Behavioral Theories of Autism and Evidence for
an Environmental Etiology -

Michael D. Hixson, Jennifer L. Wilson, Sara J. Doty, and Jason C.
Vladescu

Page 60: Using Re lational Frame Theory to build grammar in children
with Autistic Spectrum

Conditions - Louise McHugh and Phil Reed

Page 78: Teaching Sign Language to a Nonvocal Child with Autism -
Dorothy Scattone and Belmont

Billhofer

Page 86: Auditory and Visual Aspects of Emotion Production by
Children and Adults - Tova Most,

Noam Amir, Ganit Dotan, and Amatzia Weisel

Page 97: Experimental models for the evaluation of speech and public
speaking anxiety: A critical

review of the designs adopted - Flávia de Lima Osório, José Alexandre
Crippa, Sonia Regina Loureiro

Page 122: Book Review: Greer & Ross (2007) Verbal Behavior Analysis:
Inducing and Expanding New

Verbal Capabilities in Children with Language Delays. - reviewed by
Lauren Spera, Teresa Balawejder,

and Joseph Cautilli

#249

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Wed Mar 12, 2008 9:50 pm
Subject: IJBCT

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Hello all,

It is that time of year for putting out open access journals. IJBCT has just been put up on the web at www.behavior-analyst-online.org The TOC is below.

Joe

Volume Number 4 2007 Issue Number 1

ISSN 1555 - 7855

Table of Contents

Page 1: Editorial on Behavior Analytic Licensure: General historical
issues
of why people oppose

licensing and the common replies - Cautilli & Dziewolska

Page 14: Understanding Girls with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder
(ADHD):

Applying Research to Clinical Practice - Soffer & Mautone

Page 30: Measuring Avoidance and inflexibility in weight related
problems -
Lillis &

Hayes

Page 41- Group training of applied behavior analysis (ABA) knowledge
competencies to

community-based service providers for adults with developmental
disabilities - Luiselli, St.

Amand, MaGee & Sperry

Page 48 - Body dissatisfaction mediates the relationship between self
esteem
and restrained

eating in female undergraduates - Gianini & Smith

Page 61: Views on the efficacy and ethics of punishment: results from a
national survey -

DiGennaro-Reed & Lovett

Page 68: Current issues in self-regulation research and their
significance
for therapeutic

intervention in offender groups - Ross

Page 82: Rearing the sad or mad: differentiating the family
environments of
depressed

versus conduct disordered youth - Jewell & Beyers

Page 95: Treatment Integrity in behavioral consultation: measurement,
promotion and outcomes - Hagermoser-Sanetti & Kratochwill

Page 115: Review- Behavioral insights underlying mental health
problems: A review of "Taking America Off Drugs" by Stephen Ray Flora - Spara, Balawejder & Cautilli

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#248

From: Joseph Cautilli <jcautilli2003@...>
Date: Thu Feb 21, 2008 9:24 pm
Subject: Post Doc- Pa.

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Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sports Neuropsychology

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Sports Concussion Program is
seeking applicants for a post-doctoral fellowship position. This is a
1-2 year position under the clinical direction of Michael W. Collins,
Ph.D. and Mark R. Lovell, Ph.D., ABPN. The UPMC Sports Medicine
Concussion Program is involved in concussion management at all levels of
sports participation, including professional, collegiate, high school,
and recreational. The volume of patient referrals is high and extensive
programmatic research is occurring within our program. Duties will
primarily consist of brief and extended neuropsychological evaluations
of child and adult athletes with sport-related concussion. In addition,
the clinic receives referrals for neuropsychological evaluations of
patients with non-sport TBI, as well as other neurological and
psychiatric disorders. Involvement in research is encouraged through
provision of dedicated research time on a weekly basis.

The appointment is a 12-month, full time position, beginning August 1st,
2008 with the possibility of a second year. A doctoral degree in
psychology, completion of an APA-accredited internship, and training in
neuropsychological assessment are required. Review of the applications
is ongoing, and will continue until the position is filled. Interested
applicants should send their CV, 3 letters of recommendation, and a
statement of goals and interests via email to collinsmw@...
<mailto:collinsmw@...> or via postal mail to: Dr. Micky Collins,
3200 S. Water St.; Pittsburgh, PA 15203.

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