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Welcome to ABA Ultimate Showdown, a podcast created to promote constructive, respectful, and professional discourse that advances the field of behavior analysis. In this precursor episode, we set the stage for our first debate topic: the practical functional assessment (including the interview-informed, synthesized contingency analysis, or IISCA) versus traditional functional analysis (FA). We focus on defining key terms and concepts so that the main debate can center on the motion itself rather than on wording.
Enjoy a deeper dive into both traditional FA and the practical functional assessment with IISCA as we work to present each side as fairly and accurately as possible. We spent over 100 person-hours across five months developing this content so you can hear a well-prepared, balanced foundation before the full showdown.
For a list of references used in this episode, visit https://grahambehavior.com/podcast.
Have ideas for future debates, feedback, or interest in being a guest debater? Email us at [email protected].
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, follow Graham Behavior Services on Facebook and Instagram, and check out our YouTube channel for new episode alerts. We also appreciate a thoughtful review on your listening platform!
Thanks for tuning in. We hope this episode gave you at least one #GrAhamMoment!
By Graham Behavior Services4.5
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Welcome to ABA Ultimate Showdown, a podcast created to promote constructive, respectful, and professional discourse that advances the field of behavior analysis. In this precursor episode, we set the stage for our first debate topic: the practical functional assessment (including the interview-informed, synthesized contingency analysis, or IISCA) versus traditional functional analysis (FA). We focus on defining key terms and concepts so that the main debate can center on the motion itself rather than on wording.
Enjoy a deeper dive into both traditional FA and the practical functional assessment with IISCA as we work to present each side as fairly and accurately as possible. We spent over 100 person-hours across five months developing this content so you can hear a well-prepared, balanced foundation before the full showdown.
For a list of references used in this episode, visit https://grahambehavior.com/podcast.
Have ideas for future debates, feedback, or interest in being a guest debater? Email us at [email protected].
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, follow Graham Behavior Services on Facebook and Instagram, and check out our YouTube channel for new episode alerts. We also appreciate a thoughtful review on your listening platform!
Thanks for tuning in. We hope this episode gave you at least one #GrAhamMoment!