These blogs focus on symbolic behavior and derived relational responding, with an emphasis on Relational Frame Theory’s goal of predicting and influencing human behavior with precision and broad scope.
It is with pleasure that I introduce Louise McHugh, Assistant Professor of Psychology at University College Dublin, Ireland. Louise is a prolific researcher and author in the behavior analytic and …
I am very pleased to introduce Shane McLoughlin, a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Chester in the UK. Shane is a dynamic and compelling young behavioral psychologist, who …
Lessons from my mother: Psychological flexibility and the state of ‘grace’. – Dr. Ian Tyndall, Department of Psychology, University of Chichester, UK My mother died in April 2016 after the …
I am very pleased to introduce Dr. Teresa Mulhern, a lecturer in Psychology at the University of Chester, UK. Teresa is an applied behavior analyst (ABA) who both works and …
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) …
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 …
