A Brief Research Story on Measuring the Strength of Symbolic Relations
6 Dear blog reader, This month, we have a contribution from Professor Renato Bortoloti. We are delighted that Renato agreed to tell us a bit about his research story here, …
No!
In professional life, less can sometimes be more.
The Truth About Lying: A Behavioral Perspective
6 Guest Blog: Mariéle Cortez, Ph.D. Federal University of São Carlos (Brazil) Acknowledgement: Thank you to Mirela Cengher for her feedback on an earlier draft of this blog post. Dr. …
The Quest to Communicate About Behavior Analysis (#3 of 5): No-Paragraphs Naomi and the Tyranny of Text
Long-form text-based dissemination is SO Twentieth Century!
Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Understanding Language Acquisition in Children with Hearing Impairments
3 Dear blog reader, Our next contributor is one of a number of fantastic researchers in Brazil doing exciting and innovative work in symbolic language and thought. Specifically, Professor Ana …
Re-Homing Our Furry Lab Mates (#2 of 2): Beyond the Warm Fuzzies
What are the risks of making retired lab animals available for adoption?
Colaboração Interdisciplinar para Compreensão da Aquisição da Linguagem em Crianças com Deficiência Auditiva
Caro leitor do blog, Nossa próxima convidada é uma das várias pesquisadoras brasileiras fantásticas, que estão fazendo um trabalho fascinante e inovador em linguagem e comportamento simbólico. Especificamente, a Professora …
Re-Homing Our Furry Lab Mates (#1 of 2): What’s Old is New Again!
After decades of euthanasia, there’s new life for retired lab animals.
Instruments and their History to Teach Behavior Analysis
1 “(…) instrumentation is a form of time travel that transports characteristics that are distinctive of the era of its original making, design and use, into the present.” Cavvichi & …
Zombie Ideas and Applied Behavior Analysis
Freud, FC, and our continuing communication challenges.