2018 Year in Review with ABA Inside Track! Session 71

The Behavioral Observations Podcast with Matt Cicoria

Matt Cicoria

Science, Mental Health, Skinner, Behaviorism, Behaviorconsultant, Aba, Behavioralpsychology, Health & Fitness, Appliedbehavioranalysis, Autism, Acceptanceandcommitmenttherapy, Fba, Social Sciences, Verbalbehavior, Bcba, Functionalassessment, Discretetrial

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🗓️ 27 December 2018

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

In Session 71, I join the folks at ABA Inside Track for a 2018 Year in Review. In this episode, we discuss: The passing of influential Behavior Analysts in 2018. Important events in the field, such as the #timesupABA and #dobetter movements. The good and bad associated with the continued growth of our field. Things we're looking forward to in 2019. As a bonus (or punishment) we even sing a few lines from Auld Lang Syne. I apologize in advance... Please do not let this influence any potential iTunes reviews for either of our podcasts! Our sponsors for this episode include: The Himalaya Podcast app. Are you frustrated with the native Apple Podcast app, which seems to get worse and worse with each "update"? Are you an Android user who is looking for a better podcast experience? Then download Himalaya to your device and decide whether this is a better alternative. Oh, and be sure to follow The Behavioral Observations Podcast when you do! My own wicked-awesome discount on 12 Type 2 CE's. Use the offer code, "bundle" and save over 50% on your continuing education needs. Keep up to date with the happenings in the field while you drive, walk the dog, etc...

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, welcome to session 71 of the behavioral observations podcast. Today I have a fun
0:06.2	conversation with the folks from ABA Inside Track, and we are co-I guess publishing it on their
0:12.2	platform as well. This is a 2018 year-in review show, and it was the brainchild of Dr. Jackie
0:20.7	McDonald. And she messaged me a few months ago
0:24.4	and said, hey, we're thinking of doing this kind of year in review slash retrospective episode
0:28.7	on the year that was. Would you like to come do it with us? And I said, heck yeah. I've met
0:35.6	Jackie and Diana at conferences over the years. I've had some correspondence with
0:40.2	Rob as well. They're really great folks. And yeah, it's fun to talk podcasting with my
0:46.9	podcasting peers. And I'm glad we were able to pull this off. So what do we talk about in this
0:53.0	show? We talk about a couple, we talk about
0:55.8	had like four major themes. We talked about passings of notable behavior analysts in 2018.
1:02.0	Then we talk about some important events that happened and spent quite a bit of time talking
1:06.6	about the Times Up ABA slash Me Too events of 2018 and the impact that's had on the field. We talk about the Times Up ABA slash Me Too events of 2018 and the impact that's had on the field.
1:14.2	We talk about the growth of the field, not just the benefits of it, but some potential challenges
1:18.6	that has. And we finish with talking about what we're looking forward to in the year of 2019.
1:28.3	So one of the things that came to mind after we wrapped up the recording is that I forgot some things that I was looking forward to,
1:36.3	that I mentioned some things I was looking forward to, but forgot a couple things, so I want to mention them here real quick.
1:41.3	One is, is that Dr. Lisa Britton and I will have a book coming out on remote field work supervision
1:49.2	for BCBA trainees.
1:51.4	That should be at some time this spring, definitely before ABAI, but right now we're not
1:58.5	exactly sure when it will be published.
2:00.2	We're still submitting final proofs and things like that.
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