El Análisis de Conducta en Venezuela: BOP en Español 9, con Corina Jimenez-Gomez, Mirari Elcoro y Amalix Flores

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Matt Cicoria

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🗓️ 20 May 2024

⏱️ 127 minutes

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El Análisis de Conducta en Venezuela: Un legado finalmente reconocido con Corina Jimenez-Gomez, Mirari Elcoro y Amalix Flores

No una, ni dos, sino 3 venezolanas rindiendo tributo al legado de Venezolanos en nuestra ciencia del análisis de conducta. Un legado del cual (siendo Venezolano) desconocía y que gracias a ellas tengo ahora el privilegio y orgullo de conocer y que será reconocido en nuestra comunidad a través del artículo que publicaron en la revista Behavior Analysis in Practice (Análisis de Conducta en la Práctica). Una conversación de 2 horas que les recomiendo sean Venezolanos, Iberoamericanos y/o simplemente, como nuestras invitadas y coautores de este artículo, estudiantes de nuestra historia. Mirar atrás trajo muchas reflexiones, no solo acerca de un legado importante, sino también del estado actual del análisis de conducta y su posible futuro. Importante reconocimiento a las mujeres fundadoras y líderes del análisis de conducta en Venezuela, a las idiosincrasias de los Venezolanos ‘echados pa’lante’, recursivos y pluralistas; a la dedicación y vocación de tantas personas, finalmente publicado en un producto permanente. Gracias Corina, Mirari y Amalix, ‘se me agua el guarapo’.

Behavior Analysis in Venezuela: A legacy finally recognized with Corina Jimenez-Gomez, Mirari Elcoro and Amalix Flores

Not one, not two, but 3 Venezuelans paying tribute to the legacy of Venezuelans in our science of behavior analysis. A legacy that (being Venezuelan) I was unaware of and that thanks to them I now have the privilege and pride of knowing and that will be recognized in our community through the article they published in Behavior Analysis in Practice. A 2-hour conversation that I recommend wether you are Venezuelans, Ibero-Americans and/or simply, like our guests and co-authors of this article, students of our history. Looking back brought many reflections, not only about an important legacy, but also about the current state of behavior analysis and its possible future. Important recognition to the founding women and leaders of behavioral analysis in Venezuela, to the idiosyncrasies of Venezuelans 'echados pa’lante', recursive and pluralistic; to the dedication and vocation of so many people, finally published in a permanent product. Thanks Corina, Mirari and Amalix, 'se me agua el guarapo'.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Behavioral Observations podcast, stimulating talk for today's behavior analysts.
0:16.0	Mirari El Coro, Corina Jimenez-Gomez Gomez and Amalif Flores.
0:21.6	Welcome to Behavioral Observations podcast,
0:24.6	subedition in Spanish.
0:27.6	I'm very, very content to be here with you
0:29.6	with you.
0:31.6	I've the dicha of
0:33.6	being accompanied by Corina
0:35.6	and has some episodes in
0:39.3	in the, in the
0:40.3	we're about the balance
0:41.3	between the culture
0:43.3	and the science
0:45.3	of the analysis of conduct in particular.
0:47.3	It was a conversation
0:49.3	very enricheser and
0:51.3	it was special for me
0:52.3	to have a Venezuelan
0:53.3	with a grand
0:56.3	trajectory,
0:57.8	talking to a theme that for both was fascinating,
1:01.3	and also to know a little more of her as an invitation.
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