Association for Behavior Analysis International

This will be the business meeting for the Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior Special Interest Group (EAHB-SIG). The mission of the EAHB-SIG is to promote the experimental analysis of behavior with human subjects as a means of addressing important fundamental questions about human problems and human nature. In recent years, the energies of EAHB-SIG members have focused on three continuing projects: (1) The EAHB-SIG Distinguished Contributions Award: This award is designed to recognize substantive and sustained contributions to the EAHB literature. The award is presented at the annual convention. (2) The Student Paper Competition: The competition is designed to promote and recognize scholarly activity in the Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior. Students are encouraged to submit original research that has not been reviewed elsewhere. Participants receive high quality reviews from experts in their respective areas of research. (3) The Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior Bulletin: The SIG also maintains an online journal (ISSN 1938-7237) for the publication of empirical articles, technical reports, and other types of articles of interest to researchers engaged in the experimental analysis of human behavior.

The purpose of this meeting is to provide an annual update on the development and growth of the China Association of Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons/Professional Committee of Behavior Analysis.

OPEN TO ALL CONVENTION ATTENDEES! The 2025 business meeting of the ABAI Affiliate Chapters Board provides an excellent opportunity to meet and interact with board members, learn about the role, structure, membership, functions of the board, its activities in the past year, and its plans for the coming year, as well as ask questions of the board, PLUS network in person with chapter leaders from around the globe. Attendees will have opportunities to participate in drawings for books and memorabilia, and (if allowed) enjoy light snacks.

The Culturo-Behavior Science concentration includes three areas of graduate training (basic principles, behavioral systems analysis, and experiential learning) to prepare students to work in areas that affect public policy, or to engage in interdisciplinary work. Training areas may focus on complex needs and addressing large-scale societal issues, such as climate change, failing educational systems, poverty, and drug addiction. The purpose of this meeting is to introduce university-based training programs interested in offering the Culturo-Behavior Science concentration to the concentration, the required coursework, practical training requirements, competencies, and application process.