Just a reminder BAT and IJBCT, as seen with the number of FAP articles over the years published in BAT and IJBCT, we have a friendly editoral board to FAP authors. In addition, we are currently hoping to get articles on work with offender and victim populations- such as "issues FAP supervision with offenders" or "supervision issues in FAP with victims of crime" for our new journal- The Journal of Behavior Analysis of Offender and Victim - Treatment and Prevention. http://www.behavior-analyst-online.org/jbaovtp.html  This new journals mission is:

 

"The mission of this new journal will be to highlight the role of behavior analysis in adult and juvenile crime prevention, assessment of offenders including risk assessment and victims, and treatment programs from a behavioral orientation including but not limited to the use of behavioral counseling, collaborative goal setting, contingency management, functional assessment, functionally based interventions, respondent conditioning and counter conditioning procedures, functional analytic psychotherapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. The journal will also place a major focus articles on that present behavior analytic and social learning models of the development of criminal behavior, the behavioral treatment of victims, victimology from a behavior analytic perspective, behavioral interventions for violent crime, functional assessment of offender motivation, and other types of criminal activity, including behavioral approaches to the reduction of terrorism and insurgency reduction. We see all of these topics as suitable for publication in this journal. In addition, the journal will publish articles on behavior analysis in the treatment of the offender that are policy oriented. Articles on forensic behavior analysis, testifying, due process, and behavioral profiling of criminal behavior will be considered. Finally, organizational behavior management and positive behavioral support articles dealing with system change issues in schools and criminal institutions will also be considered."

 

 

So feel free to send articles our way.

 

 

Joe

"Sara J. Landes, M.A." <sjlandes@...> wrote: