What is a desperation click? Find out in this week’s conversation. We begin with a discussion of a journal article written by Mary...

This week’s episode focuses on antecedents. What are some of the factors that influence the behavior you are seeing? How can you set your...

In the second half of this conversation we continue with the theme of cues evolve. Cues should evolve because the behaviors they are...

After our recent podcasts with Sarah Owings, Dominique and I had another long conversation about cues. Dominique was particularly...

We’ve come to the last installment of our conversation with Sarah Owings. In the previous episodes we looked at two different ways of...

Part Three of our conversation with Sarah Owings continues our discussion of cues - how our ideas have changed over time in how we teach...

This is Part Two of our conversation with Sarah Owings. Sarah is a dog trainer. It may seem odd that in a podcast about all things...

Sarah Owings joins us for a conversation about cues, but first we begin with a discussion about progressive education and puzzle solving....

After four weeks listening to our panel discussion on duration, you may think it’s time to move on to another topic. But you would be...

This is Part Four of our panel discussion on duration. We invited our guests from our first year of podcasts to join us. So we have...

Our celebration of a year of podcasting continues on with our panel discussion on duration. We invited Hannah Brannigan, Nancy Kelly,...

This is episode 53 which means we’re starting our second year of podcasting! We’re continuing to celebrate this milestone with a panel...

We’re celebrating! Episode 52 marks the end of one very full year of podcasting. We’re celebrating this milestone with a special event....

Last week, as you’ll recall, we had a special guest - a surprise visit from Dr. Jesus Rosales Ruiz. Dominique and I were discussing some...

Schedules of reinforcement, rates of reinforcement, variable reinforcement - these terms can become very confusing. They remind me of...