2 Guest Post Written by Meral Koldas Meral Koldas, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA, is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri–St. Louis. She earned her Ph.D. in Applied Behavior …
How can you use AI to keep up with ABA literature? Drs. Dan Mitteer and Adam Briggs weigh in
3 Jeff Kupfer (University of Colorado-Denver) & Ron Allen (Simmons University) Welcome to the ABAI Cultural Evolution and Analysis! As we said in our first blog, there are many places …
Ron Allen and Jeff Kupfer Simmons University (Boston) and University of Colorado (Denver) During a lecture in graduate school at the University of Florida, Dr. Marc Branch described several examples …
Written by: Emily Perry, M.S., BCBA, LABA-MA Edited by: Sofia Abuin, M.S., BCBA- LBA The Problem: Challenging Recruitment Imagine: You are a graduate student working on a basic behavior-analytic research …
Are you, a behaviour analyst, persuaded by that explanation? I would hope not…The more interesting question is whether we can throw out the mentalistic bathwater and keep the Theory of Mind baby.
4 Blog Post Authored by Drs. Maria Otero, Gabriel Armshaw, Alonzo Andrews, and Lee Mason Dr. Maria Otero, PhD, BCBA, is a researching clinician in early intervention at Cook Children’sHospital. …
It’s hard to shape behavior when you don’t know whose behavior it is.
Welcome to the first blog for Cultural Evolution and Analysis— an important topic for all behavior analysts. In Selection by Consequences, (Skinner, 1981), the role of the third level of …
Guest Post by Matthew Lewon and Michael Domjan We recently published an article in Perspectives on Behavior Science on the relevance of a modern understanding of Pavlovian conditioning to applied behavior …
