Posts Tagged ‘applied behavior analysis’
CCPDT at AVSAB Symposium
July 20, 2011 | 
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CCPDT at AVSAB
CCPDT President Audrey A. Tucker and Treasurer Marilyn Wolf (pictured here) exhibited on behalf of CCPDT at last week’s AVSAB (American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior) Symposium in St. Louis, MO, on July 16, 2011.
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Tags: animal behavior, applied behavior analysis, AVSAB, behavior, CCPDT | 
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ABA Myths
The process of applied behavior analysis can be used with many different species. Psychologists also use it with humans. This article answers common questions about ABA and it’s application.
Dispelling the Myths About ABA
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Understanding why applied behavior analysis works
A fun informational video introducing the Behavior+ Works Behavior Toolkit, by James Fritzler and Susan Friedman, PhD. Part 1 helps assemble the right tools to teach new behaviors. Part 2 is a flow chart describing how to use the tools. Many thanks to team member Daniel Ladner for his movie making talents!
Posted in Applied Behavior Analysis, Education | Tags: antecedent, applied behavior analysis, behavior, behavior works, consequence, friedman | 1 Comment »