Citation Quality
Data on 11 behavior analysis journals.
Out of Sight, Out of Mind… But Not Out of the Reach of Operant Contingencies
As the so-called cognitive revolution took shape, a sense of urgency arose to dispatch behavioristic views. It’s said that every intellectual movement has a dragon, and must declare it slain …
Avoidance behavior: Why don’t we know more than we do and why aren’t we working on it?
5 Avoidance behavior: Why don’t we know more than we do and why aren’t we working on it? Ron Allen and Jeff Kupfer Simmons University and University of Colorado Denver …
Considering Diagnoses Part 4: Diagnosis and Identity
1 Introduction to the ABAI Practice Community Blog and Practice Board member co-author bios. Please note that this blog is co-written by members of the ABAI Practice Board. In addition …
Considering Diagnoses, Part 1: Making Sense of Diagnostic Categories
Introduction to the ABAI Practice Community Blog and Practice Board member bios. ABAI Practice Board website. Making Sense of Diagnostic Categories What is a diagnosis? While psychiatric jargon has become …
One or Two Sciences
Starting a new ABAI Blog for History of Behavior Analysis is a daunting endeavor. Where does one start? Should we proceed chronologically? Should we review the numerous significant individual contributions …
Divulgando a Análise do Comportamento com Experimentos Clássicos
Prezado leitor do blog, Neste post, temos a participação do Professor João Henrique de Almeida. João é uma daquelas pessoas impressionantemente perspicazes e criativas tanto experimentalmente quanto conceitualmente, tanto em …
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. …
The verbal nature of human joy and suffering
For the November ABAI Symbolic Language and Thought blog entry I am delighted to have my dear colleague and world leading RFT expert Dr. Fran Ruiz. Fran blogs about the …
Up-dating RFT: Cooperation Came First, the ROE as a Unit of Analysis, and Engineering Prosocial Behavior
In this month’s blog I am thrilled to have RFT father Dermot Barnes-Holmes talking RFT and prosocial behavior in the time of a pandemic. Dermot was my PhD supervisor many …