Extra-familial measures of child's behavior more related to: (1) child's perception of each parent than to the parent's own report, (2) mother's report than to father's report, and (3) child's perception of father than to child's perception of mother. (MH)

Comments on article by Ray E. Hosford in same issue. Presents several brief case accounts to indicate that behaviorists' explanations of techniques often do not do justice to their practice, suggesting advisability of doing as behaviorists do, not as they say. (Author/CJ)

In a case study, it was found that behavior assignments demonstrated that adolescent behavior which was in accord with parental wishes did indeed exert control over their privilege granting behavior. (KJ)