“Mistakes of Undergraduate Proportions,” OR: Why ABA Survey Research Is So God-Awful Bad
We have met the enemy and it is us.
Part 3: Navigating AI: Organizational Ethics and System-Wide Changes in Behavior Analysis
2 Introduction by Blog Coordinator Darnell Lattal, Ph.D. Dr. Twyman has provided a very complete analysis of AI and behavior analysis in this three-part series. Please look at the end …
Let’s Be Frank: ABA Is About To Plunge Over A Demographic Cliff. Can It Survive The Landing?
Societal forces could soon undermine our ability to train enough, good enough, and diverse enough practitioners.
Creating Graphs for Single-Case Research Designs
One central aspect of becoming an informed consumer of science or scientist-practitioner is developing analytical skills. These analytical skills are problem-solving skills related to understanding data; practitioners must be able …
Living in the Real World: The Achilles Heel of Behavioral-Utopian Thinking
Imagining a scientifically-inspired community and constructing one are two different things.
A Thought for the Scary Season #5: Is Applied Behavior Analysis Research “Stuck”?
On the difference between relying on strong foundations and not doing anything new.
A Life of Contrasting Experiences
Dear blog reader, This month we are joined by Scott Graham, a doctoral candidate at Ulster University in Northern Ireland. From the first time I met Scott, what struck me …
I Don’t Care What your Role is in Behavior Analysis. You Gotta Watch This Film.
IMHO the best new film on behavior analysis in maybe 20 years.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Understanding Language Acquisition in Children with Hearing Impairments
3 Dear blog reader, Our next contributor is one of a number of fantastic researchers in Brazil doing exciting and innovative work in symbolic language and thought. Specifically, Professor Ana …
Zombie Ideas and Applied Behavior Analysis
Freud, FC, and our continuing communication challenges.