Welcome to ADA Inside Track Preview Edition, the preview podcast, which is kind of like reading in your carbon saver.

I'm your host, Robert Perry Cruz, and with me are my fabulous co-hosts.

I'm Jackie.

That's actually relevant to our topic for next time.

I'm Diana.

And I'm Rob. I said Diana. And I'm Rob.

I said that.

And I'm Rob again.

So in this preview episode, for those of you who are new to the show, welcome, we talk

about various rata that we may have missed in our previous previous episode.

And we talk about what is coming up on the next week's show.

So first things first, let's talk about what will coming up on the next week's show. So first things first, let's talk about what we'll be talking about next week. We'll be reviewing articles related to novel behavior.

And we'll be looking at three articles. The first is from the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis,

1973. And it's the social control of form diversity and the emergence of new

forms in children's block building by Gets and Bear. Our second article, also from Java, is a 2005

article, use of a lag differential reinforcement contingency to increase varied selections of

classroom activities by Camelieri and Hanley and then finally we'll be reading an article from the analysis of verbal

behavior 2009 increasing vocal variability in children with autism using a lag schedule of

reinforcement by Esh Esh and Love you guys excited to talk about novel behavior? Yeah. I love novel behavior. We haven't talked about it before, so just talking about it is in itself a novel behavior. That's right. What? Okay. Mind blown. So we'll give you a lot of fun tips, too, I think, when we talk about those articles of what you can do in the classroom to promote variability. That's right. Yeah. It should be good. So, Diana, what do we call this next segment? You came up with the name. What do we call this next segment in our preview episode? Erratta. Errata. So this is where we talk about things that we might have gotten wrong or, you know, sometimes we read emails from folks, or just

shoot the breeze.

I actually had the topic I wanted to discuss very briefly with everyone.

Have you been following the story out of the Tribeca Film Festival from, I think it's about

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