Will the Analysis of Verbal Behavior Finally Emerge From Chomsky’s Shadow?
Skinner’s arch critic has been repudiated. It’s time to show what a behavioral alternative has to offer.
AI and the Demise of Programmed Instruction
It’s hard to shape behavior when you don’t know whose behavior it is.
The Most-Cited JABA Article in Every Year, 1968-2025: Reflections on Standing Still and Moving Forward
Pondering ABA’s developmental trajectory.
Hall of Really Good People in Behavior Analysis: Mike Perone
A dedicated servant to our discipline whose contributions extend far beyond C.V. fodder.
Freedom, Dignity, and the Bonds of Social Decency: Does Believing in Free Will Create Behavioral Benefits?
Perhaps “free will” is useful… even if it’s not really real.
Our Discipline’s Paper Trail, Part 2: How to Declutter the Journal Closet
More isn’t better. It might be the opposite of better.
Our Discipline’s Paper Trail, Part 1: What Exactly Are Behavior Analysis Journals For?
Functional thinking can yield some uncomfortable answers.
World Cup Special Edition: The Beautiful Game, Magical Mands, and Divine Intercession
“Just prayed to a God that I don’t believe in.”
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?
Mickey Keenan Says There’s More To Science Than Being Right
Good public relations is… complicated.