Resolving Barriers to an Applied Science of the Human Condition: Rule Governance and the Verbal Behavior of Applied Scientists | Journal Club Series

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This installment in our Journal Club Series will cover the article, “Resolving barriers to an applied science of the human condition: Rule governance and the verbal Behavior of applied scientists” authored by Ivancic and Belisle published in The Analysis of Verbal Behavior. CEUs are provided for reading the article, participating in an online discussion, and completing an article content quiz.

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Objectives:

1. Provide Skinner’s proposal to use behavior science to address suffering in the world.
2. Identify the three proposed barriers to Skinner’s solutions.
3. State how philosophy may have led to the current state of our science.
4. State how bottom-up theorizing may have led to the current state of our science.
5. Provide examples of how RFT strategies can help applied behavior scientists promote the field.

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