51st Annual Convention Preview – Invited Presenters
Applied Animal Behavior
The Behavior of (Other) Organisms: Considerations for Nontraditional Animal Research
Christopher Varnon
University of North Texas
Autism
Defining and Measuring Meaningful Outcomes in ABA Services for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Ivy Chong
Little Leaves Behavioral Services
The Pillars of Effective Clinical Service Delivery: Research, Training, and Care (and a Few Well-Considered Logistics, too)
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Jessica Sassi
New England Center for Children
Behavioral Pharmacology and Neuroscience
Behavioral and Biological Mechanisms of Intravenous Fentanyl Use and Withdrawal When Xylazine is Used as an Adulterant
Cassandra Gipson-Reichardt
University of Kentucky
Clinical/Family/Behavioral Medicine
Translating Mentalism: Mind as a Metaphor for Functional Relations
Emily Sandoz
University of Louisiana Lafayette
Community, Social, and Sustainability Issues
Sustainability for Whom?
Emmanuel Tourinho
Universidade Federal do Para/Federal University of Para
Developmental Disabilities
Providing Behavior Analytic Services to Older Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Complex Training Demands in an Area with Growing Needs
Jonathan Baker
Western Michigan University
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Eco-Social Determinants of Health: Considerations and Recommendations for Behavior Analysts/Scientists
Paula Danquah-Brobby
George Mason University, College of Science
Experimental Analysis of Behavior
On the Predictive Utility of Discounting Models
David Cox
Endicott College; RethinkFirst
A Behavior Regulation Approach to Learned Performances
Kenneth Jacobs
Salem State University
Lifespan Behavioral Development
It Takes Two to Tango: The Path from Preverbal to Generative Verbal Behavior
Maithri Sivaraman
Teachers College of Columbia University
Organizational Behavior Management
Consumer Behavior Analysis for Healthy/Sustainable Food Marketing: Purchase Path, Placements & Product Attributes
Valdimar Sigurdsson
Reykjavik University
Philosophical, Conceptual, and Historical Issues
The Things We Say About the Things We Do
Matt Normand
University of the Pacific
Practice
Why I am a Behavior Analyst and an Advocate for Behavior Analysis (Are you?)
Bill Ahearn
New England Center for Children
Accomplishment Based Performance Improvement and Instruction: A Focus on Valuable Contributions
Carl Binder
The Performance Thinking Network, LLC
Interbehaviorism in Practice
Mitch Fryling
California State University, Los Angeles
Intractable Head-Directed Self-Injurious Behavior: A Functional Reconsideration
Greg Hanley
FTF Behavioral Consulting
The Threat of Misinformation and Disinformation in Autism Supports to the Applied Behavior Analysis Profession
SungWoo Kahng
Rutgers University
On the Breadth and Limitations of Behavioral Skills Training: Lessons Learned from 40 Years of Research
Raymond Miltenberger
University of South Florida
A Revival of Clinical Behavior Analysis: The Case of Functional Analytic Psychotherapy
Amanda Muñoz-Martínez
Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia
Science
Paying Attention (or Not) to What You Are Doing: Goal Direction, Inhibition, and Habit in Operant Learning
Mark Bouton
University of Vermont
The Varieties of Behavior Analytic Experience
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Charlie Catania
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Racial Prejudice as Relational Responding: Experimental Research and Possibilities of Intervention
Julio de Rose
Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Understanding the Downward Spiral of Power and Coercion
Sonia Goltz
Michigan Technological University
Maximization Theory Redux: An Economic Account of Instrumental Reinforcement
Federico Sanabria
Arizona State University
Identity, Advocacy, and Autism Pseudoscience
Stuard Vyse
Independent Scholar
When Eyewitness Memory Reliably Exonerates the Wrongfully Convicted
John Wixted
University of California, San Diego
Video Games as the New “Virtual” Skinner Box
Michael Young
Kansas State University
From the Learner’s View: Methods to Assess and Produce Coherent Stimulus Control Topographies
Thomas Cariveau
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Living a Behavior Analytic Life: Skinner’s Legacy Applied
Barbara Esch
Esch Behavioral Consultants, LLC
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