Behavior Analysis and Learning: A Biobehavioral Approach, Sixth Edition

A great synthesis. Very impressive. If you want to know anything about the experimental analysis of behavior (EAB) and its foundations for applied behavior analysis (ABA) it's probably in there.

The condition of this book is perfect. And it came in time. The book incorporates countless basic and applied researches, and the principles and findings are well explained and paraphrased in appropriate languages that can be comprehended by those who have basic knowledges with the principles of behavior analysis.I am sure that people with limited knowledge on behavior analysis would expand their understandings after reading this book.

The book arrived in very good condition. Everything was as described in description.

Brand new, as described, quick shipping. Thank you!

Great price for renting and came in great condition.

This text book is so dry compared to the texts with glossy pictures and interesting stories. Well written but hard to get excited

Excellent Book!

I used this textbook (and still own the fifth edition) for my Behavior Analysis and Learning college course back when I was in an ABA certification pre-master's program a few years ago. It's an excellent textbook as it's easy to understand even on the undergraduate level and is more accurate than most other undergraduate textbooks on Behaviorism and conditioning/learning. I just wish in the glossary, it specified that "Radical" Behaviorism is "the scientific philosophy of Behavior Analysis", included the term "Functional Behavior Assessment" describing the functions/causes of behavior -- attention seeking, escape/avoidance, sensory stimulation, or tangible access to an activity, added Counterconditioning, Systematic (or Contact) Desensitization, and Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support. Lastly, in the final chapter on ABA, I wish it also discussed how the Behavior Analyst Certification Board only allows you to work with humans and that ABA is called Applied Animal Behavior when working with animals and those who practice this technique are called applied animal behaviorists, a field regulated by the Animal Behavior Society (and augmented the term "Applied Animal Behavior" in the glossary as well).