One of the responsibilities of a behavior analyst is to provide intervention that promotes socially significant outcomes. Quality of Life (Qol) might be one component of social significance, but …
Written By: Rocio Rosales, PhD, BCBA-D, LABA Translated By: Beatriz Querol-Cintrón, MA, BCBA, LABA Ayon sa pinakahuling pagtatantya ng Census Bureau, mayroong hindi bababa sa 350 na wika ang nagagamit …
It’s not what you think it is… If you think it worthwhile to understand the circumstances of someone’s situation, then you have a behavioral view of life. If you think …
Take a look around you. How many devices do you see? A phone, a laptop, a desktop computer? What about devices you can play video games on? A television consul, …
Authors: Bryan J. Blair, Ph.D., LBA/LABA, BCBA-D and Jenelle Bartlett, M.S., BCBA, LBA Language is one of the most complex human behavioral repertoires that can take a variety of forms …
Dr. Peter Gerhardt, a champion of the need for effective services for autistic adults for decades, participated in an interview for this month’s Connecting the Dots blog. Peter, can you …
Keep Your Classroom Safe: Tips to Increase Mask Usage When Masks aren’t Required By Nicole Gravina, PhD and Jessica Nastasi, MA, BCBA The data are clear. Masks are one useful …
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has released its most up-to-date understanding of the climate system and climate change. The report is titled Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science …
Dear blog reader, joining us this month on the series is Dr. Stuart Libman (M.D.). Dr Libman has a wonderfully rich and interesting professional history that has drawn on many …
Mari Cerda, an amazing human who is working across multiple channels to improve the field of behavior analysis, participated in an interview for this month’s Connecting the Dots blog. Mari, …
