Relationally Framing a Pandemic
In this month’s blog I am thrilled to have Siri Ming one of my favourite researchers and authors in the area of relational frame theory. We had originally discussed Siri …
A Woman’s Place: How Relational Frame Theory can improve our understanding of gender bias in STEM
For the March ABAI Symbolic Language and Thought Blog I am thrilled to have Dr. Lynn Farrell talking about Behavior Analysis and gender bias in STEM. Lynn was a doctoral …
Where are all of the behavior analysts?
As my first post as the new Connect the Dots blogger, I want to begin by introducing myself. Currently I teach, coordinate practicum experience, and supervise research at the ABA …
You don’t need to be special, you just need to belong!
Louise McHugh: I am an Associate Professor in the School of Psychology, University College Dublin. I have published over 90 papers and two books in the area of Behavior Analysis, …
Towards Behavior Economics Analysis: An RFT-informed model of decision-making
I am most appreciative to bring to your attention an exciting new development in behavioral thinking with respect to behavioral economics and decision making by an innovative team of …
Think first, but act then only if you want to: how cognitive defusion works?
Cognitive defusion is one of the most researched components of the psychological flexibility model underlying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, but yet remains one of the most intensely debated in terms …
What Dave Asked: Thoughts on how Behavior Analysis makes me a better Clinical Psychologist
I am delighted and honoured to introduce my friend Dr. Emily Sandoz, a Clinical Psychologist and University Professor at University of Louisiana, Lafayette, USA. Emily is someone I admire for …
What’s New with The Psychological Record?
In this month’s blog I am grateful to introduce you to Dr. Mitch Fryling (California State University) who has kindly agreed to inform us of some of the exciting research …