In B.F. Skinner's "Verbal Behavior," Chapter 5 focuses on tacts, which are a type of verbal behavior where an individual labels or...

Time delay procedures are a valuable instructional technique in education and behavioral intervention to promote independent learning and...

Nine Questions to Ask When Prioritizing Behaviors You are placed with a new client with multiple maladaptive behaviors. Where do you...

Relational Frame Theory (RFT) attempts to explain how human language and cognition develop by relating concepts to each other through three

In Selection by Consequences, Skinner (1981) explains human behavior as a joint product of three levels of selection: 1. Natural...

By Trudy E. Georgio, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA Stop Fingernail Picking? How do I do that? Habit Reversal! Confession: I am a picker. A fingernail...

By Trudy E. Georgio, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA The use of punishment procedures in the field of applied behavior analysis is controversial....

Reinforcer Assessments What is the difference between a preference assessment and a reinforcer assessment? Choice versus function; Only...

By Trudy E. Georgio, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA When training for maintenance of behavior change it is imperative that we program to maximize...

Ask yourself R-Gen or S-Gen? By Trudy E. Georgio, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA In Skinner’s selection by consequences he discusses that for selection...

Research suggests that active recall is an effective study strategy; here's how to incorporate active recall methods into studying!

The study of derived stimulus relations from a behavior analytic account has enriched the understanding of human language and cognition...