On differentiation in applied behavior analysis
Abstract
Four metaphorical types of activity in the field of applied behavior analysis are considered: prospecting, farming, building, and guiding. Advantages of each sphere are noted, and benefits of this division of labor to the field as a whole are discussed. It is suggested that a recognition and nurturance of this division of labor may prevent competition between members and contribute to evolution in the field.
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prospecting and farming and building and guiding activities, applied behavior analysis
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Citation
Fawcett, Stephen B. Behavior-Analyst. Fall 1985. 8 (2) : 143-150.
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