A Behavioral Dive into Horror Films!
3 Guest Blog Authored By: Sarah Lechago, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA Dr. Sarah Lechago is an Associate Professor in the Behavior Analysis master’s program at the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL). …
Applying Our Science to the Design of Societies
2 Introduction by Blog Coordinator Darnell Lattal, Ph.D. Dr. Francis Mechner has written an important and timely blog. It suggests that we consider how to create a more democratic society. …
A Thought for the Scary Season #4: More Concerns About Equity and Inclusion in the Science of Behavior
On a recent critique of contextual behavioral science.
A Thought for the Scary Season #3: Dead Men, Sexy Blondes, and the Confirmation Bias, OR the Illogic of the “Conceptual Article”
Four pitfalls of narrrative-style conceptual “analysis.”
A Thought for the Scary Season #2: There Are Too Many Behavior Analysis Journals. I Can Prove It.
A modest proposal for better journals.
Uma Breve História de Pesquisa sobre a Mensuração da Força de Relações Simbólicas
Caro/a leitor/a do blog, Neste mês, temos uma contribuição do Professor Renato Bortoloti. Estamos muito feliz que Renato concordou em nos contar um pouco sobre sua história de pesquisa, uma …
Democracy is a Reinforcer. People Forego One Reinforcer for Others All The Time.
Gorking out on tyranny
The Human-Neanderthal Bottleneck: Did Relational Capabilities Make the Difference?
Did relational framing arise with homo sapiens?
The (Political) Organism is Always Right #5: To Vote or Not To Vote
One of the most impactful behaviors of all demands more attention from behavior analysts.
The Experimental Analysis of Halloween
This is, I promise, not a trick.