Behavior Modification: Basic Principles

by David L. Lee, Saul Axelrod

This classic book presents the basic principles of behavior emphasizing the use of preventive techniques as well as consequences naturally available in the home, business, or school environment to change important behaviors. This book, and its companion piece, Measurement of Behavior, represents more than 30 years of research and strategies in the field of applied behavior analysis. This revised third edition of Behavior Basic Principles has been expanded to provide clearer and more comprehensive examples for the reader. A new section on functional assessment has been added, as well as a step-by-step guide for developing behavior change programs.

149 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2005

Reviews

[Emilie]

Pretty decent book. It’s a good introduction to behavior analysis. Doesn’t go into much detail and definitely doesn’t include everything, but it’s a good start and easy reference book

[Bobbie Hargrave]

This book was the textbook for one of my psychology classes. Science-based disciplining techniques that are practical for children, pets, and self.