change habits

The Quantified Self Movement and Behavior Analysis

June 22, 2019 bsci21 1

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC The Quantified Self Movement emerged in recent years to support “every person’s right and ability to learn from their own data.” Members regularly meet at events around […]

Lifestyle

What to do when your child is screaming in public

March 31, 2017 0

By Leanne Page, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer “Anytime we take our toddler somewhere new, she freaks out. She cries and tantrums until we end up leaving. She even does this when we take her […]

Business/OBM

10 Slide Tips to Enhance your Presentation

September 28, 2017 0

By Barbara Bucklin, PhD and Manny Rodriguez, M.S., BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writers This is the fourth and final installment in our presentation skills series. As we mentioned in the previous articles, this series is intended […]

Society

How to Get the Most Out of Your ABAI Experience: 4 Ways to View a Poster Presentation

May 17, 2015 0

By Brohavior It is that wonderful time of the year when behavior analysts and colleagues from around the world will gather to celebrate, learn, and discuss the science of behavior. For those behavior analysts who […]

Society

Promoting Hygiene and Safe Drinking Water across Africa and Asia

June 3, 2019 0

Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC Behavioral science and industrial design have merged to improve healthy behavior in schools across Africa and Asia. Artefact, an industrial design firm, and Splash, an international development organization, […]

Lifestyle

Four Prolific Writing Tips from B.F. Skinner

February 22, 2015 2

Back when I was a doctoral student at UNR, I came across an article by B.F. Skinner (1981) titled “How to Discover What you Have to Say — A Talk to Students.” In it, Skinner […]

Ivory Tower

How Darwin and Skinner got it wrong and what it means for ABA.

February 8, 2015 4

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org In a sense, Darwin was wrong…and for that matter Skinner was too. Both men regarded biological traits as constants that affected survival and reproduction, or that […]