Dana Do’s: Unwanted Effects of Extinction
When behavior reappears after extinction, is it spontaneous recovery or resurgence? PTB founder Dana Meller explain the difference.
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When behavior reappears after extinction, is it spontaneous recovery or resurgence? PTB founder Dana Meller explain the difference.
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Baseline logic is one of the most essential — yet often confused — concepts on the BCBA® exam. PTB founder Dana Meller breaks it down.
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When it comes to ethical and professional responsibilities, scope of practice and scope of competence are not interchangeable. Learn the differences from PTB founder Dana Meller.
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PTB founder Dana Meller gives a quick lesson on internal validity and the four ways it can be threatened.
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When it comes to supervision in ABA, equity and equality are often confused—but they’re not the same. PTB founder Dana Meller explains.
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Pivotal behaviors and behavior cusps are not the same thing. PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down how to tell them apart.
Struggling with convergent and divergent control in verbal behavior? PTB founder Dana Meller explains how multiple control works with simple, relatable examples to help you master these tricky concepts.
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PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down how interresponse time (IRT) fits into differential reinforcement procedures—specifically spaced responding versions of DRL and DRH.
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Having difficulty knowing when to use which IOA formula? PTB Founder Dana Meller breaks it down.
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PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down two often-confused ABA dimensions—applied and effective to explain how to tell them apart.