Leonard Krasner
Leonard Krasner · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Clinical psychologist and pioneer of behavior modification
1924, New York City, USA — 2007, Reno, Nevada, USA
United States
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Krasner was an American clinical psychologist widely regarded as an intellectual founder of behavior modification; with Leonard Ullmann he published the landmark 1965 volumes that popularized the term and started the first U.S. behavior-therapy clinical training program, at Stony Brook. He was born into a Jewish family in New York City.
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Clinical psychologist and pioneer of behavior modification
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