theory of evolution

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

February 8, 2015 bsci21 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 […]

Ivory Tower

Dream Research in Applied Behavior Analysis

January 30, 2015 3

By Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D Founding Editor, bSci21.org Lucid dreaming — we’ve all done it at some point in our lives. That’s the type of dreaming in which you realize you are dreaming inside […]

Society

Watch: How You Can Use the “Happy Buzz” to Fight Climate Change

May 10, 2015 0

by Chelsea Wilhite, M.A. bSci21.org Contributing Writer (chelsea.wilhite@gmail.com) This week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced that, for the first time since tracking began, greenhouse gasses surpassed 400 parts per million, highlighting the […]

ABA Practice

Benefits to working as an in-home BCBA.

August 31, 2018 0

Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC These days, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) are in high demand for Autism Spectrum Disorder treatment. With so many employment options available, it can be difficult to tell […]

Lifestyle

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

November 10, 2015 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 […]

Business/OBM

Ingredients of a positive workplace.

January 21, 2019 0

Todd A. Ward, PhD, BCBA-D bSci21Media, LLC Brett DiNovi, M.A., BCBA Brett DiNovi & Associates Last fall, a behavior analyst by the name of Ronit Molko, PhD, BCBA-D, published an article in Forbes on staff […]

ABA Practice

Autism, Oral Language, & Missing Curriculum: Is DI the Answer?

January 24, 2017 2

By Jennifer Fisahn, M.Ed, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer If you are (or ever were) a public school special education teacher in a self-contained autism classroom, chances are you have had to beg for, borrow, and […]