All Things Behavior is a podcast dedicated to disseminating behavior-analytic research and other relevant sources of information to behavior analysts. Our content primarily pulls from articles published in ABAI journals, but includes additional sources. Topics related to applied behavior analysis (ABA), behavioral science, behaviorism, and other areas within behavior analysis will be discussed.
James Meindl and Jonathan Ivy join us to talk about their paper, "Towards a Functional Account of Mass-Shooting: Prediction and Influence of Violent Behavior", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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Jim Johnston and Bill Ahearn join us to talk about their paper, "The Status of Radical Behaviorism", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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Hank Schlinger and Eb Blakely join us to talk about their paper, "A Mediational Theory of Verbal Relations", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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Tyra Sellers and Holly Seniuk join us to talk about their paper, "The History of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board's Ethics Codes", published in Behavior Analysis in Practice.
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Robert Pennington joins us to talk about his paper, "Leaning Further into the Education and Better Treatment of Children in Schools: An Editorial", published in Education and Treatment of Children.
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Shannon Hammond and Denise Ross join us to talk about their paper, "Guest Editorial: The Power of the Science of Behavior in Today's Literacy Crisis", published in Behavior and Social Issues.
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Justin Leaf joins us to talk about his paper, "A Critical Evaluation of Practitioner Training in Applied Behavior Analysis: It is Time for a Change", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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David Cox and Matt Brodhead join us to talk about their paper, "Toward Collapsing the Is-Ought Distinction: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Data-Informed Ethics in Behavior Analysis," published in Behavior Analysis in Practice.
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Trina Spencer joins us to talk about the Juniper Gardens Children's Project.
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Charles Greenwood joins us to talk about his paper, "Introduction to the Juniper Garden Children's Project," published in Education and Treatment of Children.
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Mary Halbur and Tiffany Kodak join us to talk about their paper, “Comparing Manipulations to Enhance Stimulus Salience during Intraverbal Training,” published in The Analysis of Verbal Behavior.
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Lexie Indelicato and Lesley Shawler join us to talk about their paper, "Parent-Implemented Multiple Schedules to Decrease Challenging Behavior: An Extension" published in Education and Treatment of Children.
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Isaac Melanson and Tara Fahmie join us to talk about their paper, “The Potential Evocative Effect of Leisure Item Omission in the Attention and Escape Conditions of a Functional Analysis," published in Behavior Analysis in Practice.
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Stephanie Gonzalez joins us to talk about her paper, “Teaching Children to Respond to Questions About the Past: A Preliminary Analysis,” published in The Analysis of Verbal Behavior.
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Cody and Megan close out the year with a reflection on ATB's journey thus far, hopes for the new year, and Cody's long-awaited answer to the "Rushmore" question.
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Katie Brown and Casey Irwin Helvey join us to talk about their paper, "Functional Analysis Decision-Making Considerations" published in Behavior Analysis in Practice.
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Corina Jimenez-Gomez joins us to talk about her paper, "Evidence-Based Practice in the Age of Culture Wars: Challenges for Culturally Responsive Applied Behavior Analysis," published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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Tim Vollmer and Janae’ Pendergrass join us to talk about their paper, “Social Validity and Contemporary Applied Behavior Analysis” published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.
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Sean Regnier joins us to talk about his paper, “The Effects of Token Economy Menu Manipulations on Token Demand” published in The Psychological Record.
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