It's behavior, bitches.

Okay, so now I, yeah, I know when we spoke originally, you were telling me about like this,

was that your thesis that you did on Dahmer or what was it?

That was actually just a little funzies project I did for a presentation.

Okay, so, and I was like, can you send it over? So you sent

this project over. And actually, if I have your permission, while we talk about some of it,

I want to know if like when we put the video up, if there's like a few slides that they could see

with your permission, because it's just some of it's easier to see visually. I love how you put

this Jeffrey Dahmer, this behavior analytic conceptualization up here. It's a beautiful for anyone, if you're listening

in the car, I'll try to do my best to explain it, but you also will have this available on YouTube.

I love how you put it into the beautiful primary unit of analysis that we use in ABA, the ABC.

Also, I just want to say, like,

Dommer's a good-looking guy. Yeah, he very much was. I mean, and he's on trend. These

glasses have come back in style. So he could definitely fit in Brooklyn, uh, 20, 25. Yeah. So, okay, so let's,

let's take a look at what you did here. So I just, I want to take a little bit and kind of take this episode to doing a little bit

of a case study, a mini case study on Dahmer himself.

Today's behavior concepts covered are behavior chain, learning history, antecedent, establishing

operation, motivating operation, conditioned reinforcement,

stimulus generalization, extinction, and private events. I think it's something cool also for

if anyone is studying for the exam, okay, this is like,

I'm going to preface this for a few people. If you're studying for the exam, this is a great

example of how we look at all these, well, in the three-term contingency of the ABC,

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