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Category: Symbolic Language and Thought

This blog will focus on symbolic behavior and derived relational responding, with an emphasis on Relational Frame Theory’s (RFT) overarching goal of the prediction and influence of human behavior with precision and broad scope. Core empirical and theoretical issues will be explored along with an examination of how RFT is applied in a variety contexts, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Symbolic Language and Thought

Some Short Notes From a Long Career

Dear blog reader, It is with great pleasure that we welcome Professor Julian Leslie to the series. Julian’s contribution to behavior analysis in Ireland, the UK, and indeed the whole …

Symbolic Language and Thought

The Road Less Simple: Relational Density Theory and Rule-Governed Behavior

Dear blog reader, This week we are joined by both Jordan Belisle and Alison Stapleton, two individuals at the forefront of research in contextual behavioral science. As you will see, …

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I Was Always a Radical Behaviorist

Dear blog reader, Well, do I have a treat for you! This week we are joined by Dr Yvonne Barnes-Holmes. To be completely honest, I have been struggling a little …

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ROE-M’ing Our Way Toward a Preferred and Probable Future: Strategic Agenda Setting as Prosocial ROE’M-ing (Part 3)

Strategic Agenda Setting as Prosocial ROE’M-ing (for parts 1 and 2 of this series click here and here respectively)   There is an accumulating body of research indicating that our …

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ROE-M’ing Our Way Toward a Preferred and Probable Future: How might we understand Prosocial from a behaviour-analytic perspective? (Part 2)

How might we understand Prosocial from a behaviour-analytic perspective? (For part 1 of this blog series click here) Having shared some of the content of our deliberations with you, let’s …

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ROE-M’ing Our Way Toward a Preferred and Probable Future: Prosocial and Strategic Agenda Setting (Part 1)

Dear blog reader, The next series of blogs come from Robert Styles, Stuart Libman, Gretchen Kelly, and Aaron Libman from the PLEA agency, a non-profit mental health and education provider. …

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Viajando Entre los Juegos de Lenguaje de las Ciencias del Comportamiento: Una Guía para Estudiantes

Esta semana contamos con la contribución del Dr. Jesús Alonso-Vega. Jesús, que ha conseguido recientemente su PhD (felicidades!), ha escrito una reflexión fantástica “dedicada para todo tipo de estudiantes, pero …

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Traveling Between Behavioral Science’s Language-Games: A Guide for Students

Dear blog reader, this week we have a contribution from Dr Jesús Alonso-Vega. Having recently received his PhD (congrats!), Jesús has written a fantastic reflection “dedicated to all type of …

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The Making of a Behavior Analyst

Dear blog reader. We are delighted to share with you this piece by Dr. Carol Murphy. Carol is one of those inspirational individuals who returned to education as a mature student …

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Off She Goes! But From Where?

Dear blog reader. After a brief hiatus we are back in action with a contribution from Rodrigo Vianna de Almeida. Rodrigo has recently started his PhD and is going to …

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