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9 Extant documents do not fully confirm the Spartan character of this period.
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16 See Chapter 12.
17 More of the story: Julie and Ernie are both professors in the School of Education at West Virginia University. Lisa, who now calls herself Kris, is at boarding school. Her younger sister, Justine, is in school at home. Deborah, a successful artist, is married to Barry Buzan, who teaches International Studies at Warwick University. They live in London. See Chapter 14 in this volume for more of the original story.
18 A number of communities inspired by Walden Two, though not always closely resembling it, are in existence in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
19 The Division of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior of the American Psychological Association was created in 1964. The Association for Behavior Analysis was founded in 1974. Both of these organizations are concerned both with basic and applied parts of the field.
20 The Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis was founded in 1968, and more than 20 related journals have been founded since.
21 Holland and Skinner programmed part of Skinner's undergraduate course at Harvard and published it as The Analysis of Behavior in 1961. Skinner surveyed the field in a book called The Technology of Teaching published in 1968. The Pittsburgh paper appears as Chapter 10 in this book.
22 This exploration led in 1971 to the publication of Beyond Freedom and Dignity. See the Postscript to this chapter.
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