Posts tagged behavior analysis
Wolf Trainers
Wolf Trainers

We are joined by special guests Dr. Andre Bulla and Oscar Turcios who share their continued adventure training wolves on a reserve. We invited them on after a conference presentation in which they described their experiences testing for concept learning in wolves, learning about wolves, and traveling during pandemic. It all started with a bottle of bourbon. Listen in to hear their story about training wolves.

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Animals, How To, InterviewWWDWWDAbraham, Shane, Shane Spiker, Shanebraham, psychology, Wolves, Animals, Animal Training, Guest, Andrew Bulla, behaviorism, Behavior Modification, Training, behavior analysisComment
140 | Sensory Integration Therapy | Why We Do What We Do
140 | Sensory Integration Therapy | Why We Do What We Do

A potentially controversial issue in which we take on sensory integration therapy. Important to note that we are NOT criticizing occupational therapists. We dug deep into the literature on sensory integration therapy and told the story that the data present. That is, we take as diplomatic and charitable a position as we can while remaining honest. Science does not paint a flattering picture.

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Psychological History, Autism, Children, Diagnosis, Myth-Busting, Philosophy, Pseudoscience, TherapyScott Abraham MillerAbraham, Shane, Shanebraham, Sensory Integration Therapy, SIT, Science, Pseudoscience, Skepticism, Sensory Oral Feeding, behavior analysis, Behaviorism, JABA, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, Ayres, Anna Jean Ayres, Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, Peer-reviewComment