Disseminating Behavior Science Through Classic Experiments
Dear blog reader, Joining us for this entry is Professor João Henrique de Almeida. João is one of those people that is not just impressively sharp and creative experimentally and …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Bolehkan saya berbicara dengan Bahasa ibu saya?
Special Note: This blog is translated into Indonesian from a previously posted blog “Can I Speak My Home Language?” Written By: Rocio Rosales, PhD, BCBA-D, LABA Translated By: Patricia Luki, …
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 …
Level Up: Recreational and Problem Video Game Use
Take a look around you. How many devices do you see? A phone, a laptop, a desktop computer? What about devices you can play video games on? A television consul, …
Education Events at Virtual SQAB and ABAI 2021
You won’t want to miss attending the virtual SQAB and ABAI conferences this year to hear about the advances in the science of behavior analysis. SQAB occurs live May 22-23, and ABAI occurs live May 28-31.
Autism – considering all voices
Earlier this month, I wrote a post inviting behavior analysts who work with neurodiverse people to engage in practices that lead to a culturally responsive practice. A discussion of #AutismAcceptanceMonth …