Keeping Up with Behavior-Analytic Literature in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
How can you use AI to keep up with ABA literature? Drs. Dan Mitteer and Adam Briggs weigh in
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!
Why Behavior Analysts Should Care About Digital Attachment: A B.F. Skinner Lecture Preview
A preview in how to better understand the relationship between humans and technology
What Behavior Analysts Should Take from “The Autism Diagnosis Problem”
As autism diagnoses broaden and diagnosis determines access but not need, behavior analysts face a critical task…
Dismantling Ableism in Applied Behavior Analysis: A Call for Reflective Practice
ABA has long been a cornerstone in supporting Autistic individuals, but its practices are not immune to ableism—a system of bias that views disabled people as inferior.
How to Better Understand and Approach Everyday Ethics
How to have those difficult conversations about ethics – and enhance your lifelong learning about ethics
Ethics of Providing Equitable Services: Do We Have Any? (Series Part 5)
Is providing access to equitable services actually in our code of ethics?
BIG Barriers to Data Collection for Promoting Access to Behavior Analytic Services (Part 4)
This is a continuation of our blog series reviewing how behavior analysts can better promote access to their services by identifying and addressing areas of inequity. Spoiler-alert – this post found some big challenges in how the entire field collects data on service delivery.
You Passed the Exam, Now What?
Things Every New BCBA Should Know
Efforts to Address Monetary and Nonmonetary Barriers: Part 3 of Promoting Access to Behavior Analytic Services
Some suggestions to address barriers through cost, advocacy and service. But we need more help with recommendations from experts in this area!