CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR TRANSFORMATION: HISTORY AND TODAY

Forest History Today-F01

Columbia River, in the Wind River valley. Studying forests is slow business. A tree can easily outlive a human, and the forests of the Pacific Northwest had outlived civilizations. The young researchers faced trees that were larger and older than any they had studied back east, in forests that were more ancient than anything described in their European texts. Yet the same scourges that had ravi...

The Behavior Analyst Today

Previous approaches to functional assessment of tic and habit disorders have centred largely around environmental contingencies or interceptive sensory processes as positive reinforcers. The current article argues rather that ongoing telic behavioral activity is functionally linked to tic onset and so type of behavioral activity and overall action plan at the time of ticcing should also be asse...

The Behavior Analyst Today

The Behavior Analyst Today

Management of carotid stenosis. History and today

Internal carotid stenosis constitutes a significant clinical challenge, since it is the cause of 20-25% of ischemic brain strokes. The management of the internal carotid stenosis for many years has been raising controversies amongst neurologists, vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists mainly due to the introduction of endovascular stenting as an alternative to surgical treatment. Its...