Behavior Analysis Meets Artificial Intelligence: A Framework Built on Ethics First
What are the ethics when it comes to AI use in ABA? There’s already a group of behavior analysts working to answer this!
Carolina Bori and Creating the Conditions for Science
3 Since Julian Leslie’s guest blog back in November of 2022 (click here), I have found myself intrigued by academic lineage and genealogy. As Julian notes, “it is fun to …
Screen Time Behavior Regulation & Some
Guest Post by Kenneth W. Jacobs, Salem State University After an unusually busy day, I found myself fighting off sleep. Midnight approached as I lay seated and “scrolling.” You see, …
So, you passed the BCBA exam, now what?
72 Written By: Erica McIntush, Sydney Bordson, and Grace Olguin Edited By: Dr.Odessa Luna Picture this: you received the notification that you passed the exam and are now a Board-Certified …
World Cup Special Edition: The Beautiful Game, Magical Mands, and Divine Intercession
“Just prayed to a God that I don’t believe in.”
Knowing What You Don’t Know: A Student Guide to Competence in ABA
263 Written by: Remy Asta, Sarah Avery, and Grace Mielke Edited by: Dr. Odessa Luna It doesn’t take long to spot a coworker or supervisor who is out of their depth …
Structuring Ethical Dialogue in ABA Supervision
1057 Written by: Lauren Duplessis (left), Aiyana Jollie-Trottier (middle), and Piper Steder (right), first year Applied Behavior Analysis graduate students in the MS Program at St. Cloud State University. Edited by: …
Lessons From My Two-Year-Old on the Power of a Language-Rich Environment
Guest Blog by Drs. Lauren Schnell-Peskin and Jessica Day Lauren Schnell-Peskin (she/her) earned her Ph.D. in ABA from Caldwell University and iscurrently an Associate Professor in the ABA programs at …
Learning To Speak Behavior
Written by Nansi Tran Fontaine; Edited by Sofia Abuin What I wish I had understood about entering a new verbal community in behavior analysis. What Happened Coming from developmental, behavioral …
If AI Wrote This Post, Do We Still Need Me? A Behavioral Look at the Cult of Personal Credit
If “The play’s the thing,” why does Shakespeare need to claim authorship?