This special issue of the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior was edited by Mike Dougher, Greg Madden, and Michael Twohig and is devoted to both the empirical study and theoretical impact of Relational Frame Theory and Stimulus-Stimulus equivalence. Of particular importance is the introductory editorial, which walks through the importance of RFT in the context of behavior analysis and urges behavior analytic researchers to reexamine the issue. This issue also includes 7 original research articles, 5 theoretical review papers, and a perspectives on behavior article by Hayes and Sanford examining the role of cooperation in the development of human language. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, the issue can currently be accessed for free here! Be sure to check it out now while it is free to access.
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