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Applied Behavior Analysis Faculty


Dr. Jon Bailey

University of Kansas, 1970

Academic Coordinator, Applied Behavior Analysis Specialties

Office

B329 PDB

Phone Number

(850) 644-1877

Email

Research Interest

Applied Behavior Analysis: The application of basic principles of behavior to the solution of important problems in the culture. Areas of interest include: developmental disabilities, mental health, head injury rehabilitation, education. Performance Management & Technology is another area of interest. We work with businesses in Tallahassee to solve human performance problems .


Current Research

* Analyzing the diagnostic problem solving strategies of performance management consultants

* Diagnosing and prescribing treatments for severely emotionally disturbed adolescents

* Analyzing the effects of two active learning strategies on the classroom behavior of children with behavior problems

* Effects of non-contingent reinforcement on challenging behaviors in developmentally disabled individuals

* Multiple projects on the application of performance management procedures to improve productivity in business and organization settings


Selected Publications

Mahadevan, R. Malone, J. and Bailey, J. (2002). Radical Behaviorism and Exceptional Memory Phenomena. Behavior and Philosophy.

Bailey, J.S. & Burch, M.R. (2002). Research Methods in Applied Behavior Analysis. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Bailey, J.S. and Austin, J. (2001). Deconstructing performance management processes. In L. Hayes, J. Austin, R. Houmanfar & M.Clayton [Eds]. Organizational Change. Reno: Context Press.

Thurkow, N. & Bailey, J.S. , and Stamper, M.R (2000). The effects of group and individual monetary incentives on productivity of telephone interviewers. Journal of Organizational Behavior Management, 20, 3-25.

Bailey, J.S. (2000). A futurist perspective on applied behavior analysis. In J. Austin & J.E. Carr [Eds]. Handbook of Applied Behavior Analysis. Reno: Context Press.

Burch, M.R., & Bailey, J.S. (1999). How dogs learn: The Science of Operant Conditioning. New York: Howell Book Publishers.