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Month: November 2015

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The 10 Best Pop-Culture Video Clips Demonstrating Behavioral Principles

November 30, 2015 bsci21 1

By Emaley McColloch, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer Have you ever come across an example of a behavior-change principle while watching one of your favorite movies or TV shows? Hollywood doesn’t often get it right, but […]

ABA Practice

How to Take Family Conversations from Painful to Pleasant

November 24, 2015 bsci21 0

By Leanne Page, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer, and your “Behavior BFF” A parent writes:  “My son likes to talk about the Octonauts (Cartoon). If I hear one more thing about Kwazii the cat, I […]

Lifestyle

10 Excruciatingly Painful Steps to a Better Life

November 22, 2015 bsci21 0

By Scott Herbst, PhD bSci21 Contributing Writer Back in September, I wrote about integrity, what it is, why it contributes to your experience of self, and how to restore your integrity when it goes out.  […]

ABA Practice

One way to teach self control with ABA.

November 19, 2015 bsci21 4

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Self control is something many applied behavior analysts target in their behavior plans as it is a skill that, if learned, can help remove barriers to […]

Ivory Tower

JEAB: Contingent Shock Increases Response Rate

November 17, 2015 bsci21 0

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org The presentation of shock contingent on a response should decrease responding, right?  Not necessarily. A study by Everly and Perone in the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of […]

ABA Practice

When behavior persists during extinction…

November 15, 2015 bsci21 0

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Intermittent schedules of reinforcement make behavior more resistant to extinction, right?  Maybe not. According to a study published by MacDonald, Ahearn, Parry-Cruwys, Bancroft, and Dube in […]

Lifestyle

9 Tips to Avoid Paralysis by Analysis

November 12, 2015 bsci21 0

By Manny Rodriguez, M.S. bSci21 Contributing Writer How do you behave when it comes to decision-making? Do you spend a long time thinking over every single decision? Are you sometimes afraid of making the wrong decision? […]

Society

Science vs. Human Behavior: Designing a Sustainable Culture

November 11, 2015 bsci21 1

By Julia Fiebig, PhD, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer I’ve never been to Paris in December, but I imagine if there, in spite of the cold, my sight would be captivated by the shorter winter days, […]

Lifestyle

Did she really say that? Or was it my derived relational response?

November 10, 2015 bsci21 5

By Scott Herbst, PhD bSci21 Contributing Writer I’d like to write about reinforcing good social behavior.  It’s something we recommend; I don’t know that we practice it so well.  I was really confronted by this […]

ABA Practice

You know you are a behavior analyst when…

November 5, 2015 bsci21 16

By Emaley McCulloch, M.Ed., BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer You know you are a behavior analyst when… you are making a behavior plan in your head for the kid in front of you in the grocery […]

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Society

If a behavior analyst rewrote classic literature.

November 26, 2016 1

By Emily Mandel, M.S., BCBA, LABA bSci21 Contributing Writer If you are anything like me, you enjoy a good book with an emotional ending. However, as I pursued my education and career in Behavior Analysis, I […]

ABA Practice

Three Obstacles to Treating Inappropriate Sexual Behavior in a School Setting

August 5, 2015 4

By Clelia Sigaud, M.S. bSci21 Contributing Writer (cleliasigaud@aol.com) I’ve decided to kick off my contribution to bsci21 with a post on a controversial, uncomfortable, and significant topic; namely, sexually inappropriate behaviors in the school setting […]

Society

Ferguson PD and The Chicago Community Data Project

March 17, 2015 7

bSci21 contributing group   “Saving the world” with behavior analysis has been an ambitious dream since the science of behavior was founded.  The field of behavior analysis has been type-casted over the past 20 years […]

ABA Practice

Using “The Food Game” to overcome hurdles of Eating Issues in Children

April 29, 2016 6

By Emaley McCulloch, M.Ed., BCBA Do you know a picky eater?  The odds are, you do, since 25% of children are reported to present some form of feeding issues and the number increases to 80% […]

ABA Practice

How to Take Family Conversations from Painful to Pleasant

November 24, 2015 0

By Leanne Page, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer, and your “Behavior BFF” A parent writes:  “My son likes to talk about the Octonauts (Cartoon). If I hear one more thing about Kwazii the cat, I […]

ABA Practice

Enhancing Collaboration among BCBAs, SLPs, OTs, and Psychologists

April 24, 2019 0

Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC Danielle LaFrance and others recently published an article titled Multidisciplinary Teaming: Enhancing collaboration through increased understanding, in Behavior Analysis and Practice. The authors sought to “provide clarity about […]

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