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 …
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. …
5 Guest post by Dr. Ciobha McKeown Dr. Ciobha McKeown is an Assistant Professor at California State University, Sacramento, and director of the Infant, Toddler, and Life Skills (ITLS) Lab. …
The evolution of AI reasoning systems toward explicit step-by-step verbal mediation, established and maintained by differential consequences, strongly supports core aspects of a mediational theory of verbal relations
5 Guest Post by: Maithri Sivaraman, Ph.D., BCBA Maithri Sivaraman is an Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. She studies early language acquisition in neurotypical …
“Just prayed to a God that I don’t believe in.”
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 …
If “The play’s the thing,” why does Shakespeare need to claim authorship?
A mediational theory is a parsimonious account of complex behavioral relations without appealing to any new terms, concepts, or principles, and solely based on the four-term contingency, that is, the operant unit of analysis.
