Month: October 2018

  • Happy ABA Halloween!

    Halloween is coming up soon, and as a treat, I’ve created some silly and fun ABA style printouts. UPDATE: For the 2019 Halloween holiday fun, all new print outs will be added as we get closer to the holiday! Spooky IOA Data! Link to the full printout here: https://behavioralinquiry.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/abahalloween12.pdf 2. The Horror of Subjective ABC Data!…

  • In the early 20th century, there was a developmental psychologist named Lev Vygotsky working on theories of learning and development in parallel to many of the behaviorist traditions. If you were to ask a graduate student taking behavior analytic courses who Vygotsky was, they would most likely shrug their shoulders and wonder why that was…

  • Forewarning to the regular readers; I’m talking about video games today. In particular, a fantastic action-adventure game I was turned on to by friends called Far Cry 5. That’s not an entire truth; I’ve played the predecessors too, but this one stands out to me narratively because it has a story based around social control.…