Myth making: In the ‘70s, KU required a course in “Western Civilization.” Skinner’s Beyond Freedom and Dignity was covered. How was behaviorism depicted? The instructor put a plastic gorilla on a little cart then gave it a push. The gorilla fell. “That’s behaviorism,” she said.
Kohei Togashi Visits Kalamazoo
Kohei is so cool. He left Kzoo 8 months ago, with his PhD in behavior analysis. Went to California to work with Jane Howard and pick up some more advanced skills, before returning... https://t.co/1VB72Ds2Uc
A few weeks ago, David Eisenhart, Kristen Wier, Krista Boe, and Jon Timm, presented insurance coverage from the practitioners perspective to the BATS lab.These BATS alumni know that many people wished they knew more... https://t.co/p5Pp9ccDSL
Josh, The Coolest Dude at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center
The photo doesn't show it, but Josh's shoes actually glitter. Where can I get me a pair of them?
THE BACB & GLOBAL CERTIFICATION PART II
This just in:
Five minutes ago, I discovered more info on the the BACB link that we've all been posting about. All I'd seen before was the three points in their grey box,... https://t.co/Ctor4qTS77
On FaceBook page "Uncomfortable BCBA" Barbara Kaminski posted an interesting post about the new decision by the BACB to drastically restrict it's international certification. And it's gotten a lot of people more... https://t.co/l6QXldEpR6
HAIRY CHRISTMAS
From Bobby Behavior, the Behaviorettes, and the Circadian Rhythm Kings
A few decades back in the day.
Brian Yancey is the only one whose back-in-the-day face Siri automatically tagged. Maybe that's still his profile picture.
CHILDHOOD MEMORY
Do you remember this?
"I play and play and play all day,
My sister rides the bicycle."
Was there any more to it?
I Googled it with no success.
I recall hearing it from my parents.
And we... https://t.co/u2sGo8FCCw