Dana Do’s: How to Tell the Difference Between Applied and Effective Dimensions on BCBA®/BCaBA Exam Questions
PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down two often-confused ABA dimensions—applied and effective to explain how to tell them apart.
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Four Tips for Summer Studying
Studying for the BCBA® exam this summer? PTB shares four easy, seasonal tips to help you stay on track—without missing out on the sunshine and fun.
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Corrections: PTB ABA Exam Study Manual V1
As hard as we work to create these materials, humanity gets in the way and mistakes happen. In order to keep students informed of the most current and updated materials,
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Dana Do’s: Clearing Up the Confusion Over Shaping and Chaining in ABA
Shaping and chaining are strategies for teaching complex behaviors that are often confused. PTB founder Dana Meller makes the differences clear.
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Dana Do’s: How to Ease Exam Nerves
PTB founder Dana Meller offers some helpful advice to quell exam day jitters.
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Listen Up: PTB’s Scientifically Inspired Study Playlist
PTB is always looking for new ways to make study prep more fun and effective. The team got inspired after recently sharing a study tip that listening to music while
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CON Artist Captured! Unmasking the CONfounding Variable of the Alternating Treatments Design
PTB co-founder Dana Meller hones your experimental design skills with a focus on the alternating treatments design’s confounding variable.
Refer to BCBA® Task List (5th ed.) Section D-5: Use single-subject experimental designs (e.g., reversal, multiple baseline, multielement, changing criterion).