The Double Edged Sword of Human Language and Cognition: Shall We Be Olympians or Fallen Angels? Guest Blog by Dermot Barnes-Holmes, Ghent University (Blog based on the 2018 SQAB/ABAI Tutorial) …
Esta es la versión en español del blog titulado “Taking a Bite out of Bullying with Behavior Analysis”, originalmente escrito por Traci Cihon Traducido por Natalia Baires y Sebastián García- …
Guest Blog by Dr. Ian Tyndall: Functional Behavioural Science Laboratory, Department of Psychology, University of Chichester, UK Thank you to Ruth Anne Rehfeldt for the kind invitation to write this …
The ABAI 44th Annual Convention is here, which means it is time to select from amongst the many interesting symposia, panels, posters, and tutorials. If you are interested in learning …
Lots of behavior analysts are interested in ACT these days. The upcoming annual convention is the perfect opportunity to learn about the RESEARCH on the effects of components of ACT …
When Things are Not the Same: An Interview with Dr. Ian Stewart Dr. Ian Stewart has done some of the most innovative research on Relational Frame Theory to date. His …
INVITADO ESPECIAL JONATHAN TARBOX, University of Southern California Traducido por Natalia Baires y Sebastián García-Zambrano, Southern Illinois University A medida que el entusiasmo de la Terapia de Aceptación y Compromiso …
Lots of people have been telling me that they think the community could benefit from a tutorial-type blog for those who are new to understanding Relational Frame Theory, particularly its …
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Through the Lens of Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968) GUEST BLOG BY JONATHAN TARBOX, University of Southern California As the excitement about Acceptance and Commitment Therapy …
Teachers and staff working with children and adults with developmental disabilities frequently participate in inservice and preservice trainings focused on agency policies and procedures. Wouldn’t it be cool if such …
