We’re all familiar with the phenomenon of seeming to experience sensations of different sorts in the absence of the events being “sensed.” We respond as if […]
What is the single most important thing one must understand about behavior in order to be a behavior analyst? Apart from the basic laws of learning, […]
IFL Science! Is one of my favorite web sites. Although its writers can sometimes be found sliding down the slippery slope between scientific journals and popular […]
One of the most important books in our field is now ten years old, and a second edition will soon be published. Controversial Therapies for Developmental […]
Let’s talk about our own professional behavior again. Let’s consider the topic of how we define, label, and promote our technology – the procedures and treatment […]
Short of retreating to a desert island or remote mountain cabin, it seems impossible to escape today’s political noise. Trying to tune it out cuts you […]
Let’s just lay it out there: There are only two fundamental approaches to defining a behavior (response class). This limitation stems from the nature of behavior […]
Our everyday dialect is filled with terms implying human qualities that seemingly explain our behavior. There are thousands of these terms, often serving as nouns in […]
