Welcome to ABA inside Trek, the podcast that's like reading in your car, but safer.

This is episode 11 preview edition,

and I'm your host, Robert Perry Cruz, here with my fabulous co-hosts. I'm Diana. And I'm Jackie.

Hey, guys. How are you doing? Good. Hi, Rob. Hi. Good. Good. You're having such a great old time

being here. So, for those of you new to the show, these preview

episodes are a way for us to let you at home know what articles we'll be discussing on our full

length episode coming out next week. The topic is preventing errors in discrete trial training.

And we have two really cool articles that we will be discussing. So for

those of you who'd like to do your homework and read them ahead of time, they are both from the

Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. The first article is reduction of stimulus over selectivity

with nonverbal differential observing responses by Duby and Micklevane from Java 1999.

The second article is also from Java, increasing the saliency of behavior consequence relations

for children with autism who exhibit persistent errors. That's by Fisher, Powich, Dickie's,

Peyton, and Toussaint from 2014.

So looking forward to discussing those articles next week.

So we have a bit of errata to talk about.

Arata.

Arata.

So I think a couple of fun, fun housekeeping events.

So, Diana, you were checking on the Facebook page the other day.

And you informed me of an exciting milestone.

Yeah, we got to 500 likes, thumbs-ups.

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