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Date	Start Time	Length	Track	Type	Title	Presenters	Level	CEU Pending
2/19/2004	10:00–10:50	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	Applied Implications of Dynamic Changes in Reinforcer Value	FRANCES MCSWEENEY, Ph.D.,  Washington State University	Intermediate
2/19/2004	11:00–11:50	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	“Pigeons Tracking Dots…” or the Operant-Respondent Distinction	ROBERT W. ALLAN, Ph.D.,  Lafayette College	Intermediate
2/19/2004	2:00–2:50	50 minutes	CM/EXP/VB	Invited Address	Clinically Relevant Findings from Basic Laboratory Research	MICHAEL J. DOUGHER, Ph.D.,  University of New Mexico	All
2/19/2004	5:00–7:00		EXP	Poster	Human Decision Making: Can Delay Reduction Theory Predict It?	SHAWN R. CHARLTON, M.A., University of California, San Diego
						Edumnd Fantino, Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
2/19/2004	5:00–7:00		EXP	Poster	Human Choice Behavior: An Investigation of Matching and Optimizing	DON KARR, M.A., University of Nevada, Reno
						W. Larry Williams, Ph.D., University of Nevada, Reno
2/19/2004	5:00–7:00		EXP	Poster	An Updated Look at Interobserver Agreement	DON KARR, M.A., University of Nevada Reno
						W. Larry Williams, Ph.D., University of Nevada, Reno
						Michele Bishop, M.A., BCABA, University of Nevada, Reno
						Michele Wallace, Ph.D., BCBA University of Nevada, Reno
2/19/2004	5:00–7:00		EXP	Poster	A Comparison of Two Match-to-Sample Procedures in the Development of Tacting and Receptive Discrimination Skills	JAMES W. PARTINGTON, Ph.D., BCBA, Behavior Analysts, Inc.
2/20/2004	9:30–10:20	50 minutes	EXP	Address	Control of Behavior by Remote Stimuli	IVER IVERSEN, Ph.D., University of North Florida	All
2/20/2004	10:30–11:20	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	Temporal Discounting: Assessing and Understanding Impulsivity	AMY ODUM, Ph.D., Utah State University	Intermediate
2/20/2004	1:30–2:20	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	Stimulus Control Matters	GRAYSON OSBORNE, Ph.D., Utah State University	All
2/20/2004	2:30–3:20	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	The Persistence and Allocation of Attending	TIMOTHY A. SHAHAN, Ph.D., Utah State University	All
2/20/2004	3:30–3:55	25 minutes	EXP	Paper	The Effects of Monitoring and Incompatible Contingencies on Say/Do Correspondence	AMY CRYE, M.A., Spectrum Center	Intermediate
2/21/2004	9:00–9:50	50 minutes	EXP/TCP	Invited Address	The Dynamic Operant	ALLEN NEURINGER, Ph.D., Reed College	All
2/21/2004	12:00– 12:50	50 minutes	EXP	Invited Address	A Molecular Analysis of Choice Behavior	ROBERT ALLAN, Ph.D., Lafayette College	Intermediate