buddha

Radical Behaviorism and Buddhism

October 11, 2015 bsci21 2

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org If you haven’t yet noticed, religion is a recurring topic here at bSci21. In previous articles, we have explored the behavioral effects of prayer, ascetic practices, […]

ABA Practice

Legal Tactics Used Against Schools & How Behavior Analysis Resolves Disputes

October 28, 2016 1

By Brett DiNovi, M.A., BCBA CEO, DiNovi & Associates I’ve had the unfortunate experience of finding myself in the middle of extremely litigious and emotional disputes between parents and school districts for a couple decades […]

Society

Blood, Sweat, and Science: How Behavior Analysis and MMA make a Winning Combo

December 30, 2016 3

By Paul Gavoni, Ed.D & Nick Green, M.S., BCBA Guest Authors With the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) closing in on 4 million Twitter followers, it is clear the popularity of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) continues […]

ABA Practice

Getting started with in-home therapy.

August 20, 2018 0

By Nick Chappell Verbal Beginnings Setting up an in-home ABA program for your child is easy given the right supports. Typically, a program is viewed as therapy provided by a BCBA and a Registered Behavior […]

Society

Future Implications of Drone Technology from a Skinnerian Perspective

November 28, 2011 2

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Over the past decade, drones have become commonplace on the battlefield. In fact, NPR recently reported that the Air Force now recruits more drone pilots than fighter […]

Business/OBM

Words, Sticks, Stones, and Feedback

July 29, 2015 0

By Scott Herbst, PhD bSci21 Contributing Writer Many of us struggle with giving difficult feedback. It isn’t fun. We want people to do well and we want to tell them they did well. Just last […]

ABA Practice

Here ye, Here ye! What’s this PT?

May 12, 2015 7

By Brohavior bSci21 Contributing Group Most behavior analysts have heard of Precision Teaching, but may have found it intimidating or a little different depending on their first interaction with it. Therefore, it is fair to […]