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Behavior Analysis in the News – A Researcher and a Public Relations Professional Dish on How One Journal Article Went Viral

One press release, 81 million pairs of eyes.

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Behavior Analysis in the News: Our Revolution Has Not Yet Been Televised

Making news requires more than being newsworthy.

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