Mardi 11 Juillet – Tuesday, July, 11

Pôle Universitaire Cathédrale, Rue Vanmarcke

Amphithéâtre Ruskin		Amphithéâtre Simon
8 h 00	Symposium: The experimental analysis of behavioral history Chair: Kennon A. Lattal and Phil Reed, USA and UK Discussant: William M. Baum, USA Paper 1: Effects of previous schedule training on fixed-interval performance Phil Reed, Gail Alexander and Otto Bjoertomt, UK Paper 2: Reinforcement rate as a determinant of the effects of behavioral history Hiroto Okouchi and Kennon A. Lattal, Japan and USA Paper 3: Response recurrence and behavioral history Gregory A. Lieving, Adam H. Doughty, Megan Meginley, Stephanie P. Horne and Kennon A. Lattal, USA Paper 4: Self-awareness as a product of behavioral history Santiago Benjumea Rodriguez and Andrés M. Pérez-Acosta, Spain and Colombia	8 h 00 8 h 00 8 h 20 8 h 40 9 h 00 9 h 20	Oral communication session: Chair: Paper 1: Contextual cues and the accuracy of children’s disclosure Michael Keenan, Christina Fairhurst, Karola Dillenburger and Attracta McGlinchey, UK Paper 2: Increasing independent use of activity materials and extending high rates of meaningful interaction amongst the institutionalised elderly Stephen Michael Gallagher and Michael Keenan, UK Paper 3: Novel developments in managing challenging behaviours: constructional behaviour analysis as leading paradigm in programs for behaviour management Paul J. H. Andreoli, The Netherlands Paper 4: Increasing fruit and vegetable consumption in a class of pre-nursery children Janette Woolner, Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe, UK Paper 5: The equivalence paradigm in the analysis of anxiety disorders. Effects of experimental history and quality of stimuli in anxious and non-anxious subjects Sonia M. M. Neves, Luc M. A. Vandenberghe, Lucia H. R. Oliveira, A. V. Silva, K. C. F. de Oliveira, Juliana Di S. Oliveira, Divina P. Dos Santos and Maria C . S. Villane, Brazil
9 h 30	Pause - Break	9 h 40	Pause - Break
9 h 45	Symposium : Verbal Behavior and transfer of learning in conditional discrimination procedures Chair: Martha Pelaez, USA Discussant: François Tonneau, Mexico Paper 1: Interactions of instructional accuracy and history, verbalizations and contingencies on human performance in conditional discrimination Hector Martinez, Gerardo Ortiz, Ricardo Tamayo and Martha Pelaez, Mexico and USA Paper 2: Self-verbalized rules facilitate transfer learning in extramodal and extrarelational higher-order testing Martha Pealez and Raphael Moreno, USA and Spain Paper 3: Transference between language modes and interaction levels: reading-writing, talking-listening, pointing at-looking Daniel Gomez Fuentes and Emilio Ribes, Mexico	10 h 00 10 h 00 10 h 20 10 h 40	Oral communication session: Psychotheray Chair: Paper 1: The constructional approach: a behavioral ecology approach to psychotherapy Hilary Jo Karp, USA Paper 2: Signal detection theory used in Psychotherapy: an example Hilary Jo Karp, USA Paper 3: Rorschach diagnostics described with a ranking scale Ettore Caracciolo, Roberto Truzoli and Massimo Hurle, Italy
11 h 00	Invited Speaker: Steven R. Hursh Behavioral Economic Concepts and Methods for Studying Health Behavior Amphithéâtre Condorcet
12 h 00	Lunch – Repas
Amphithéâtre Ruskin		Amphithéâtre Simon
13 h 30	Symposium: Language, stimulus classes and novel behaviour Chair: C. Fergus Lowe, UK Paper 1: How is naming learned? Margaret H. Bell, C. Fergus Lowe and Pauline J. Horne, UK Paper 2: Naming, stimulus classes and categorisation Fay D. A. Harris, Valerie R. L. Randle, Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe, UK Paper 3: Naming and verbal generalisation of behaviour J. Carl Hughes, C. Fergus Lowe and Pauline Horne, UK Paper 4: Stimulus equivalence, contextual control, and rhyming Tom Randell and Bob Remington, UK Paper 5: An fMRI study of emergent equivalence relations David W. Dickins, Krish D. Singh, Neil Roberts, Patrick Burns, John J. Dows, Phil Jimmieson and Richard P. Bentall, UK	13 h 20 13 h 20 13 h 40 14 h 00 14 h 20 14 h 40	Oral communication session: Chair: Paper 1: Biobehavioral intervention for essential tremor Duane A. Lundervold, Patrick A. Ament and Joseph J. Ryan, USA Paper 2: Pathophysiology of essential tremor: new directions for behavioral based diagnosis and intervention Patrick A. Ament, Duane, A. Lundervold and Joseph Ryan, USA Paper 3: Dominant active avoidance: a central characteristic of the behaviour of individuals with neurotic symptoms Janna D. van Delden – van der Wolf, and Bart E. E. Bruins, The Netherlands Paper 4: Dermination of individual specific controlling stimuli of successful behaviour: a method in clinical practice for predicting the occurrence of mental disorder Bart E. E. Bruins and Janna D. van Delden – van der Wolf, The Netherlands Paper 5: Effects of malnutrition on the acquisition and resurgence of movement pattern in mice Linda J. Hayes, Kenneth W. Hunter, Nelson G. Publicover, Rene Quinones and Craig Vinci, USA
16 h 00	Pause - Break
16 h 20	Symposium: Verbal behavior analysis as a resource for clinical intervention Chair: Maria Helena Leite Hunziker, Brazil Discussant: Maria Helena Leite Hunziker, Brazil Paper 1: Some relations between verbal and non-verbal behavior in clinical context: emphasis on metaphorical tacts, emotions and instructed behavior Maria Martha Hübner, Brazil Paper 2: Analysis of the verbal response of the fantasy as an intervention procedure in children behavior therapy Jaide Aparecida Gomes Regra, Brazil Paper 3: The verbal behavior report of dreams in behavior therapy practice Maly Delitti, Brazil Paper 4: Feelings as a resource for clinical analysis in therapist-client interaction Maria Zilah Da Silva Brandão, Brazil	15 h 00 15 h 00 15 h 20 15 h 40 16 h 00	Oral communication session: Chair: Paper 1: Understanding challenging behavior through a multifactor assessment model Russel J. Kormann, USA Paper 2: Utilizing a systematic problem solving model to select behavioral assessment and treatment methods Michael R. Petronko, USA Paper 3: Stimulus overselectivity and observing behavior in mental retardation William V. Dube and William J. McIlvane, USA Paper 4: Behavioral choice and contingency sensitivity in mental retardation William J. McIlvane and William, V. Dube, USA
		16 h 20	Pause - Break
		16 h 40 16 h 40 17 h 00 17 h 20 17 h 40	Oral communication session: Choice matching, and economic analyses Chair: Steven Hursh, USA Paper 1: Using Economic techniques to access what animals value: an example using mink (Mustela vison) Georgia Mason, Jonathan Cooper and Catharine Clarebrough, UK Paper 2: Influence of “unit price” on schedule-parameter dependent tolerance to cocaine Marc N Branch and Jin Ho Yoon, USA Paper 3: “Work ethic” in pigeons: effort required to obtain a reward determines its relative value Thomas R. Zentall and Tricia Clement, USA Paper 4: The value of a good night’s sleep: measuring hens’ motivation for night-time perching Anna Olsson and Linda Keeling, Sweden
18 h 00 to 19 h 00	Invited Speaker: Alex Kacelnik, UK Risk sensitivity: Economics meets Behavioural Ecology meets Psychology meets Neurobiology Chair: William M. Baum, USA Amphithéâtre Condorcet

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