Just The facts101 Textbook Key Facts Handbook of Operant Behavior

Each item in this book represents an established "FACT" of the topic covered. Established means it has been found to have multiple converging credible sources and pertinent to the discipline. Each of these facts have two principal characteristics: object and properties. The properties of the object define the object, or in other words and more importantly, logically deduce or imply the object. "Given a, b, and c, therefore d." Basically, it's how language itself works -- we identify or delineate properties of something, tag a label to it, and then share the Knowing what something is made of increases our understanding of the item. Learning these logical relationships is a great way to master material. At exam time, you can perform at your highest level with minimal study time once mastered. Author: Dr. Scott R. Parfitt, PhD