| Abstract: This panel discussion addresses Dr. Edward K. Morriss invited tutorial on the history and historiography of behavior analysis. The panelists will comment on his main topics (e.g., the value history inquiry, approaches to historical analysis, the methodological considerations), the history of behavior analysis that he interwove among them, and related historiographic concerns (e.g., origin myths). They will address the puzzles and problems he presented and suggest how to solve them. And, they will relate what they think it is to be an historian. |