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Some Historical and Conceptual Foundations of Ecobehavioral Analysis,contextualistic in world view. As a participant in the behavioral sciences, behavior analysis has already begun to evolve in these important new directions and has done so in each of its three main branches: the conceptual analysis of behavior, the experimental analysis of behavior, and applied beha

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Ecobehavioral Analysis of Classroom Instruction, poverty. Despite these efforts, a large number of these students remain at risk due to environmental factors. Students are at risk because of both (1) cultural—familial factors related to the home and the community, and (2) factors related to the school. Research at the Juniper Gardens Children’s P

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An Ecobehavioral Setting Event Analysis of Residential Facilities for People With Mental Retardatio structure (Crissey, 1975; Landesman & Vietze, 1987). In the last 20 years, a major function of residential environments for these people has been to promote their quality of life in areas such as skill development, community integration, public acceptance, and autonomy. Pursuant to this change in f

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