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⢠Conference ⢠News ⢠Resources ⢠Science ⢠History ⢠Autism ⢠Bookshelf ⢠Membership ⢠Contact Us BAAM 2020 Convention Schedule February 20-21, 2020 Student Center, Eastern Michigan University Eventbrite BAAM Registration Keynote Speakers: "Young Skinner on Stimulus and Response Classes" â David Palmer Smith College "The War on Science: The Invasion of ABA?" â Kimberly A. Schreck Pennsylvania State Harrisburg Click below for BAAM 2020 Convention Schedule NEW: Professional Behavior Analyst Special Interest Group Mission/Objective: The goal of the Professional Behavior Analyst SIG of the Behavior Analysis Association of Michigan (BAAM) is to disseminate information to Autism practitioners in the state of Michigan regarding insurance reform, licensure rules and regulations, and various other funding and state initiatives that affect professional behavior analysts. Dissemination would also include ensuring accurate representation of behavior analysis in publications or presentations across the state, as well as advising BAAM on content of communication disseminated to ASD professionals in Michigan. Description of Membership Membership would be open to any practitioner who is a behavior analyst, or assistant behavior analyst, associated with behavioral health services through Michiganâs Medicaid Program and Commercial Insurance, and is a current member of the Behavior Analysis Association of Michigan. Events Members of the SIG would meet annually at the BAAM conference, as well as quarterly (web based and/or face to face). Contact Information: Primary contact: Conny Raaymakers (Chair) Website: www.debh.org Phone: 616-604-8492 Secondary contact: Morgan VanDenBerg (co-Chair) Website: www.michigan.gov/autism Hear Verbal Summator Files by B.F. Skinner The Verbal Summator was a device created in the early 1930s by B.F. Skinner to present random speech sounds. Now we would use computer to do this. Skinner had to adapt what was then called an "indexing phonograph"-- record player designed to drop the needle in a specific groove. Dubbed an "Auditory Rorschach," listeners would seem to hear meaningful speech within what was actually meaningless output. See also: Rutherford, A. (2003). B.F. Skinner and the auditory inkblot: The rise and fall of the verbal summator as a projective technique. History of Psychology, 6 (4), 362-378. Skinner, B.F. (1936). The verbal summator and a method for the study of latent speech. Journal of Psychology, 2 (1), 71-107. Eastern Michigan and Western Michigan clinical psychology programs both make list of top ten "Hidden Gems" in clinical training. Objective data on licensing exam pass rates, internship placements, and other measures put both the Eastern Michigan and Western Michigan Clinical Psychology training programs, which include training in behavior analysis and BCBA preparation, in the top ten of programs in the nation. ( Full article here; may require subscription .) Behavior Science Saving Lives From JABA : "Using Trained Pouched Rats to Detect Landmines ." Archive of the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior ( JEAB ) View the contents of all back issues from 1958-2012. Archive of The Behavior Analyst View the contents of all back issues from 1978-2013 (vol. 1) Get Operants , The B.F. Skinner Foundation Newsletter Organizations taking on pseudoscience. See BAAM's compilation of resolutions repudiating Facilitated Communication Archive of the Analysis of Verbal Behavior View the contents of all back issues from 1985-2013 (vol. 1) and issues of Verbal Behavior News 1982-1983 ABAI Practice Board Responds to Time Magazine Failure on the Concept of Time Out. Time Magazine , which has had a history of endorsing dangerous (Facilitated Communication) and empirically unsupported (Floortime) autism treatments, attacks "time-out," an empirically validated and well-tolerated method originally designed as an alternative to physical punishment. The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) Practice Board responds. Behavior Analyst Licensing Rules Available! A letter from Stephanie Peterson, Head of the Behavior Analysis Licensing Board Dear Michigan BCBA and BCaBA Colleagues, Greetings! I am writing to give you some information about licensing for behavior analysts in Michigan. As you are probably well aware, it will soon be necessary for BCBAs and BCaBAs to be licensed in Michigan if they want to practice in Michigan. The licensing rules were promulgated on January 7, 2019. Michigan Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) anticipates that the online portal through which you will be able to apply for licensure will be available on May 6, 2019. This may change, however. You may want to join LARAâs listserv in order to receive email updates regarding the availability of licensure application materials. To do so, please open your favorite search engine and type in: LARA BPL. Click on the first link that comes up. This is LARAâs landing page. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. You will see a link at the bottom of the page that says âSign up for email from BPL.â Click on that link and follow the prompts to enter your email address. The last page of this process will ask you what licensing areas you want to get notifications for. Click the box next to behavior analyst and complete the submission. You should then receive email updates when the online portal is live and ready to accept applications. You may also want to be aware of the Michigan Board of Analystsâ landing page for additional information. On this website, you can find meeting dates, agendas, and minutes of the licensing board meetings, as well as a link to the rules and a link to the list of board members. You can find the Boardâs landing page here . ( https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-89334_72600_72603_27529_80658---,00.html ) Finally, one of the required members of the Michigan Board of Behavior Analysts must be a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA). Currently, this position on the board is open. If you are a BCaBA who would like to serve on the Board, please feel free to submit an application. Alternatively, if you know someone who would like to serve, please encourage him/her to apply. You can apply by opening your favorite search engine and typing in Michigan Governor Whitmer Appointments. The first link that should appear will be Whitmer-Appointments-State of Michigan. Click this link and you will find instructions to apply. I hope you find this information helpful. Please pay close attention to these listservs and web pages over the next several months, as important information will be forthcoming. Sincerely, Stephanie M. Peterson, Ph.D., BCBA-D Professor and Chair, Department of Psychology at Western Michigan University Chair, Michigan Board of Behavior Analysts Gentle Teaching? Gentle? Perhaps. Teaching? Not So Much. Gentle Teaching is back, required in some Michigan service agencies. We are getting reports of mandatory GT workshops in which ABA is characterized as "torture" while doing essentially nothing to teach functional independent living skills is advanced as a laudable goal. What is Gentle Teaching? Basically, it's an empirically unsupported philosophy of "Gentleness" and dependency that is more likely to interfere with efficient teaching than facilitate it. Read Jon Bailey's excellent and still current analysis here. For a more recent take on Gentle Teaching, see Arnold-Saritepe, Mudford, & Cullen's chapter, "Gentle Teaching," in Foxx and Mulick's Controversial Therapies for Autism and Intellectual Disabilities. Introduction to Early Intensive Behavior Intervention of Autism Is get ting paid weekly an example of a fixed interval schedule of reinforcement? No. A fixed interval (FI) schedule reinforces the first specified response after a specified period has elapsed. A weekly scheduled paycheck is not issued that way, contingent on a specific response after a week, then re...