Members

ABA Practice

4 Ways to Use a Sneaky Elf to Create Language Opportunities in Your Classroom

December 9, 2015 0

By Jennifer Fisahn, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer Teachers! Have you heard? The elves are back! Elfie, Buddy, Jingle, Chippy, La La, and Snowflake are probably whooping it up at a few of your students’ […]

Lifestyle

Quit Smoking with Applied Behavior Analysis!

March 11, 2015 1

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D President, bSci21Media, LLC The newest issue of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis reported on a study by Romanowich and Lamb (2015) on smoking cessation. The researchers investigated fixed […]

Society

Why changing our behavior is hard during COVID-19.

November 29, 2020 2

Dr. Todd Ward bSci21.org The spread of COVID-19 rests squarely on our own behavior of distancing, masks wearing, and hand sanitizing. But we don’t do it as well as we should. Why? NPR recently put […]

Society

The Paradox of Testimonials: Why They are Unethical and Why We Can’t Stop Using Them

December 20, 2015 5

By Adam Ventura, M.S., BCBA CEO of World Evolve, Inc. It was a hot and overcast day in May 2015, and I was standing dangerously close to the water in the middle of San Antonio’s […]

ABA Practice

How To Get Your Client To Listen To You

December 23, 2015 3

By Zainab Fazal, M.ADS, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer If you were asked what the most important skill a professional should have, I’d bet many of you would say the ability to build relationships with your […]

Business/OBM

5 Behavioral Science Principles That Increase Employee Engagement

September 5, 2017 1

By Brett DiNovi, M.A., BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer A previous article briefly touched on how the principles of Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) were implemented to coach employees to facilitate social skills interactions among learners being […]