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The names in this section were added by various contributors to the History Wiki.  Our goal is to include all behavior analysts in the world whose work might reasonably have historical relevance for future students of behavior analysis and/or historians of behavior analysis.   

But "What is behavior analysis and what counts as being a behavior analyst?"
We asked a number of behavior analysts to answer that question.
Click here to see their responses. You are welcome to add your responses to these questions. 

  

For the WHO section of this wiki, we operationalize “historically relevant contributions” as meeting one of the following criteria: 

-    A behavior analyst who has published a minimum of three articles in peer reviewed journals, each article of which is clearly behavior analytic – conceptually, philosophically, and/or methodologically.

-    The author of a textbook that is entirely behavior analytic (conceptually, philosophically and methodologically).

When adding a name to the list, please include the references that meet the above criteria.  At some point, names that do not include this information will be deleted from the WHO section of the History Wiki.

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