Applied Behavioral Analysis of Societal Problems: Population Change, A Case in Point.

Zifferblatt, Steven M.; Hendricks, Carroll G.

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Publication Date: 1974

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Applied Behavioral Analysis of Societal Problems: Population Change, A Case in Point

Zifferblatt, Steven M.; Hendricks, Carroll G.

American Psychologist, 29, 10, 750-761, Oct 74

Identifies an epistemological bias in current psychological research in family planning and population change that contributes to its lack of relevance in providing solutions to problems: population psychologists simply must get on with the business of effecting changes in problem behaviors. (Author/JM)

Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavior Problems, Behavioral Science Research, Behavioral Sciences, Family Planning, Intervention, Population Education, Population Growth, Population Trends, Social Problems

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