skeptics

Climate Change Skeptics More Environmentaly Friendly

May 10, 2018 bsci21 1

Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC New research from the Journal of Environmental Psychology suggests that climate change skeptics are more likely to engage in individual-level, pro-environmental, behavior than are climate change supporters. By contrast, […]

ABA Practice

Why you should think about transitions differently.

June 15, 2017 5

By Shelley McLean, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer If you work with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and diverse needs, you have probably encountered at least one learner who has difficulty with transitions. Although […]

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

Your behavior says you’re lying!

June 10, 2015 0

By Todd Ward, PhD, BCBA-D (todd.ward@bsci21.org) Founding Editor, bSci21.org Behavior analysts have talked a little about lying. For example, Skinner (1957) regarded lying as a distorted tact. For him, lying was indicative of a certain […]

Society

How D.C. Made Drivers Safe

September 1, 2015 0

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Have you ever received a traffic ticket in the mail? I have, and it isn’t fun. My ticket, from Denton County, in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, even […]

ABA Practice

Writing the Internet into your Behavior Support Plan

February 9, 2015 0

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Some of you are old enough to remember a time before the Internet, and certainly a time before mobile devices became popular. These two events are roughly comparable […]