Measuring Thoughts
Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Guest Blogger: Andy Lattal “Neuroscientists Decode Brain Speech Signals into Written Text.” If you suspect that the National Enquirer wrote this recent newspaper headline, you would be wrong. It was published by the respected British newspaper, The Guardian. It caught my eye for obvious reasons. I have not checked out the science, but the report
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Staff Training That Clicks
Friday, 01 March 2019
Guest Blogger: Rachel Thomas Respondent Conditioning Auditory stimuli used for changing behavior dates back to the 1890s when physiologist Ivan Pavlov studied the effects of associating a bell tone with meat powder to elicit salivating in dogs. Though dogs are born with the reflex of drooling in the presence of stimuli that will satisfy their hunger, bells
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Evidence-Based Practice, ABA, and a Handy Checklist!
Saturday, 01 October 2016
Guest Blogger: Bryant C. Silbaugh, M.A., BCBA Of Course, You Use Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)! Doesn’t Everyone? Every day, ABA researchers validate new assessments and behavior change procedures for improving human behavior in clinical practice. Have you ever wondered when these new developments become “evidence-based”? Wait! ABA has been supported by rigorous empirical research for over 50
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