Principles of Behavior Analysis
“Principles of Behavior Analysis” by Lyle Grant, published by Pearson College Div in 1997, is a comprehensive exploration of behaviorism within psychology, spanning 500 pages. This first edition emphasizes human behavior, detailing the principles of behavior analysis alongside the experimental evidence that supports them. The book examines the factors that enhance the effectiveness of these principles, making it a valuable resource for students interested in the intricacies of human behavior.
Readers will find a thorough examination of actual research into human behavior problems, complemented by numerous graphs that illustrate key concepts. Each chapter concludes with extensive sets of conceptual exercises designed to help students identify and understand the principles discussed. This structured approach aids in comprehending how various factors contribute to the effective application of behavior analysis and its associated therapies.
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With an emphasis on human behaviour, this book presents in detail both the principles of behaviour analysis and the experimental evidence underlying them, examining the factors that make such principles effective. It focuses on actual research into human behaviour problems to capitalize on its inherent fascination for students, and provides numerous graphs which illustrate the factors contributing to the effectiveness of behaviour principles. Each chapter ends with extensive sets of conceptual exercises that teach students to correctly identify the concepts presented in the chapter, helping them to comprehend how various factors contribute to the effective use of the principles and therapies.
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