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

I'm your host, Robert Perry Cruz, and this is episode 12 preview edition.

I'm here with my fabulous co-hosts.

Hello.

I'm Diana.

Hi, Jackie.

So we're trying out our video feed again.

We got a new little camera, so it may overtax my computer, and this will be

unusable, in which case you don't get to see this. I don't know. So this is our preview edition,

which means that we are going to be talking about what we'll be sharing for our topics next week.

And we're doing something a little bit different. We are doing a research grab bag.

Grab bag! So what that means is we each picked

a separate article that has nothing to do with a common theme that we just wanted to read because

it looked interesting. That we all like. We all like. So these are all from Java 2016. And the

articles are using habit reversal to decrease filled pauses in public speaking by

Mancuso and Miltonberger. Graduated guidance delivered by parents to teach yoga to children

with developmental delays by Gruber and Polson. And evaluating a humane alternative to

the bark collar,

automated differential reinforcement of not barking in a home alone setting by

Protopova, Kiston, and Wynn.

So just to make sure that everyone understands, it's not McCulley Culkin home alone,

it's just home alone by herself.

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