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Rejoinder to Gary Guttings Doubts about the Behavioral Sciences

By Tony Biglan | Published: May 30, 2012

We have reached a stage in the scientific understanding human behavior where very significant improvements in human wellbeing can be achieved.

Posted in Featured, Impact, International Debate, News, Science & Social Science | Also tagged Adverse Childhood Experiences, Alcohol Beverage Excise Tax, Gary Gutting, GBG, How Reliable are the Social Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Kaiser Permanente, Kids in Transition to School, National Institute of Health, New York Times, NIH, Positive Action Program, Society for Prevention Research, The Good Behavior Game, The Nurse Family Partnership, Tobacco Free Policy, Tony Biglan, Triple P., Well-being | 12 Responses

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