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Article #137Environmental issues and behavior
From: Joseph Cautilli
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:00
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BFSR, a Special Interest Group of the Association for Behavior Analysis has established a website at http://www.bfsr.org. The SIG and the site are dedicated to applications of the science of behavior and cultural analysis to issues of social importance, including human rights, environmental and social justice issues. The site includes an annotated list of data-based actions that can be taken to contribute, links to related state-of-the art publications, related sites, a "letters to the editor" column, and other materials that may be of interest; we will shortly have a "best practices for advocacy" state-of-the-science paper up as well. We encourage suggestions of additional links, and especially suggestions of additional data-based actions that could be included on our list, which is currently "23 data-based actions you can take"--we are aiming for "100 data-based actions you can take". We particularly hope to get student participation on the site; it is updated at least twice a week. We have had over 3800 accesses since mid-January, so there is some behavior happening here... --
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