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Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|October 29, 2000
A component analysis of "stereotypy as reinforcement" for alternative behaviorG P Hanley, B A Iwata, R H Thompson, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|July 8, 2000
A comparison of procedures for programming noncontingent reinforcement schedulesS W Kahng, B A Iwata, I G DeLeon, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 1, 1988
Stimulus variation as a means of enhancing punishment effectsM H Charlop, L D Burgio, B A Iwata, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|February 24, 2001
A method for identifying satiation versus extinction effects under noncontingent reinforcement schedulesS W Kahng, B A Iwata, R H Thompson, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 1, 1993
Momentum versus extinction effects in the treatment of self-injurious escape behaviorJ R Zarcone, B A Iwata, C E Hughes, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 1, 1994
What makes extinction work: an analysis of procedural form and functionB A Iwata, G M Pace, G E Cowdery, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|February 12, 1998
Emergence of reinforcer preference as a function of schedule requirements and stimulus similarityI G DeLeon, B A Iwata, H L Goh, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|February 24, 2001
Variable-time reinforcement schedules in the treatment of socially maintained problem behaviorC M Van Camp, D C Lerman, M E Kelley, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 1, 1982
Protective equipment: continuous and contingent application in the treatment of self-injurious behaviorM F Dorsey, B A Iwata, D H Reid, et al.Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 1, 1986
Stimulus fading and transfer in the treatment of self-restraint and self-injurious behaviorG M Pace, B A Iwata, G L Edwards, et al.Pageof 57