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All Things Behavior

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Behavior Analysis
Applied Behavior Analysis
Juniper Gardens Children's Project
Functional Analysis
Contingency Management
Culturally Responsive Behavior Analysis
Mass Shooting
Radical Behaviorism
Verbal Relations
Education
Literacy Crisis
Intraverbal Training
Culture Wars
Delayed Discounting
Demand Fading
Token Economy
Multiple Schedules
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Cultural Variables
Behavior Analysis In Education

All Things Behavior is a podcast dedicated to disseminating behavior-analytic research and other relevant sources of information to behavior analysts. Our content primarily pulls from articles published in ABAI journals, but includes additional sources. Topics related to applied behavior analysis (ABA), behavioral science, behaviorism, and other areas within behavior analysis will be discussed.

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Haily Traxler joins us to talk about her paper, "Toward a Predictive Model of Success in Contingency Management: A Proof of Concept Study Utilizing Behavioral Economic, Clinical Severity, and Alcohol Use Severity Measures", published in The Psycholog... more

Alice Shillingsburg, Julie Kornack and Gordon Bourland join us to talk about ABAI's letter to the editors of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal discussing recent media coverage of ABA service delivery and billing practices.

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James Meindl and Jonathan Ivy join us to talk about their paper, "Towards a Functional Account of Mass-Shooting: Prediction and Influence of Violent Behavior", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.

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Jim Johnston and Bill Ahearn join us to talk about their paper, "The Status of Radical Behaviorism", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.

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• Remember to join us on Facebook to suggest articles to review and questions for authors... more

Hank Schlinger and Eb Blakely join us to talk about their paper, "A Mediational Theory of Verbal Relations", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.

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• Remember to join us on Facebook to suggest articles to review and questions for... more

Tyra Sellers and Holly Seniuk join us to talk about their paper, "The History of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board's Ethics Codes", published in Behavior Analysis in Practice.

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• Remember to join us on Facebook to suggest articles ... more

Robert Pennington joins us to talk about his paper, "Leaning Further into the Education and Better Treatment of Children in Schools: An Editorial", published in Education and Treatment of Children.

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Hailey Donohue and Jesse Dallery join us to talk about their paper, "A Scoping Review of Cultural Variables in Contingency Management for Substance Use Disorder", published in Perspectives on Behavior Science.

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Recent Guests

Alice Shillingsburg
Licensed clinical psychologist and board-certified behavior analyst; Director of Integrated Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Episode: A Discussion of ABAI's Response to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal with Alice Shillingsburg, Julie Kornack and Gordon Bourland
Julie Kornack
Behavior analyst with extensive experience in public policy and advocacy for ABA services
Independent / Policy advocate
Episode: A Discussion of ABAI's Response to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal with Alice Shillingsburg, Julie Kornack and Gordon Bourland
Gordon Bourland
Veteran behavior analyst with long-standing involvement in clinical, administrative, and advocacy work
Independent / CASP involvement
Episode: A Discussion of ABAI's Response to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal with Alice Shillingsburg, Julie Kornack and Gordon Bourland
James Meindl
Co-author of the paper
University of Memphis
Episode: Towards a Functional Account of Mass-Shooting: Prediction and Influence of Violent Behavior with James Meindl and Jonathan Ivy
Jonathan Ivy
Co-author of the paper
Penn State Harrisburg / University of Memphis (collaborator)
Episode: Towards a Functional Account of Mass-Shooting: Prediction and Influence of Violent Behavior with James Meindl and Jonathan Ivy
Jim Johnston
Co-author of The Status of Radical Behaviorism paper
Behavior Analysis (New England Center for Children)
Episode: The Status of Radical Behaviorism with Jim Johnston and Bill Ahearn
Bill Ahearn
Co-author of The Status of Radical Behaviorism paper
Professor Emeritus, Auburn University
Episode: The Status of Radical Behaviorism with Jim Johnston and Bill Ahearn
Hank Schlinger
Professor and behavior analyst, California State University Los Angeles
California State University, Los Angeles
Episode: A Mediational Theory of Verbal Relations with Hank Schlinger and Eb Blakely
Eb Blakely
Clinician and researcher, co-author on mediational theory papers
Independent/academic collaborator
Episode: A Mediational Theory of Verbal Relations with Hank Schlinger and Eb Blakely

Hosts

Cody Morris
Host of All Things Behavior; frequently collaborates with a co-host on behavior-analytic topics and education-focused discussions
Megan Ellsworth
Co-host of All Things Behavior; co-creates episodes on radical behaviorism, ethics, education, and research methods

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Enduring Legacy of H.S. Pennypacker with Carol Pilgrim
Q: Carol, I'm curious when it comes to your writing process, did you have themes in mind or let the papers guide the intro?
I described a blend of both planning and responsiveness: we knew we wanted Hank's legacy to be foregrounded, but we also let the incoming papers shape the narrative so the intro could tie together diverse facets of his influence.
Functional Analysis Decision-Making Considerations with Katie Brown and Casey Irwin Helvey
Q: How should practitioners handle safety when choosing FA tests, especially with severe behaviors?
They describe strategies like precursor FAs, latency-based FA, brief FAs, and surrogate responses to minimize risk. Precautions include protective equipment, environmental modifications, padding rooms, and caregiver involvement to ensure safety while maintaining data quality.
Functional Analysis Decision-Making Considerations with Katie Brown and Casey Irwin Helvey
Q: What about efficiency and time—how can clinicians balance the need for thorough assessment with practical constraints?
They discuss that there are FA methods that can be completed in as little as 90 minutes and emphasize using structured criteria for interpretation and combining multiple information sources to maintain ecologically valid decisions while saving time. They also highlight the value of reducing session duration or using topography-inclusive approaches to increase efficiency.
Functional Analysis Decision-Making Considerations with Katie Brown and Casey Irwin Helvey
Q: Starting with empirical evidence, how accurate are FA outcomes and how should clinicians weigh sensitivity and specificity when selecting a method?
The guests explain that accuracy is about how well an FA identifies the true function, with sensitivity (detecting real functions) and specificity (not identifying non-existent functions) being key. They note that some methods (like synthesized contingency analyses) have good treatment outcomes but may have lower sensitivity/specificity for pinpointing the exact function, so clinicians should match the method to the goal (identifying function vs. ensuring prom behavior reduction).
Delayed Consequences in General Education through the Lenses of Delay Discounting and Verbal Behavior with Ji Young Kim
Q: What is INC-BIN and why is it important in your study?
INC-BIN stands for incidental bidirectional naming. It refers to the joint verbal control of listener and speaker behavior, where learning to name an object as a listener enables speaking about it later as a speaker. This fluency in naming can accelerate learning and support self-regulation, which may relate to better delay discounting performance.

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- The show centers on behavior-analytic research and its practical applications across education, clinical practice, ethics, and policy. Recent episodes cover functional analyses of mass-events, radical behaviorism, mediational theories of verbal relations, ethics codes for practitioners, school-based behavior analysis, cultural factors in contingency management, literacy and memory in learning, and methods to improve practitioner training. The conversations balance historical context with contemporary applications, often featuring seasoned researchers and clinical practitioners who discuss implementation, social validity, and future directions. A notable pattern is the emphasis on translating theory into humane, scalable interventions, plu... more

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4. James Meindl
5. Jonathan Ivy
6. Jim Johnston
7. Bill Ahearn
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