2001
DOI: 10.1901/jaba.2001.34-539
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Experimental Analyses of Gene‐brain‐behavior Relations: Some Notes on Their Application

Abstract: The fields of genetics and neuroscience are yielding findings useful in understanding complex behavior-environment relations. We believe that these developments in interdisciplinary basic research are of interest to applied behavior analysts because of the long history of basic findings being used by the readership of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis to improve everyday human activities. An awareness of contemporary developments in a range of basic research disciplines may facilitate the systematic rep… Show more

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“…There, findings from neuroscience and neuropsychology are taken into consideration. Behavior analysis has entered in a field previously declared as territory of neurology and biology, integrating knowledge from behaviorenvironment relations with genetic and neural variables (Kennedy, Caruso, & Thompson, 2001) and contributing to a better understanding of behaviors such as self-aggression (Symons, Fox, & Thompson, 1998).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There, findings from neuroscience and neuropsychology are taken into consideration. Behavior analysis has entered in a field previously declared as territory of neurology and biology, integrating knowledge from behaviorenvironment relations with genetic and neural variables (Kennedy, Caruso, & Thompson, 2001) and contributing to a better understanding of behaviors such as self-aggression (Symons, Fox, & Thompson, 1998).…”
Section: Natural-behavioral Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kennedy, Caruso e Thompson (2001) afirmam que os conhecimentos desenvolvidos pela neurociência podem favorecer os analistas do comportamento na aplicação de seus conhecimentos. De forma similar, a neurociência pode ser beneficiada com alguns dados desenvolvidos pelos analistas do comportamento que demonstram o efeito de variáveis ambientais, como a atenção social no ambiente escolar produzindo a atenuação dos sintomas (Kodak, Northup & Kelley, 2007) ou o controle verbal sobre os comportamentos classificados como inapropriados (Falcomata & cols., 2008).…”
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“…Descobertas como estas levariam a uma integração mais próxima da genética e a seleção de intervenções farmacológicas, comportamental ou ambas -o que aumentaria a efi cácia do tratamento. Além disso, descobertas de como a relação entre o comportamento e o ambiente mudam em função de alterações biológicas proporcionará uma descrição mais completa da psicologia humana (Kennedy, Thompson, & Caruso, 2001).…”
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