Eighth International Conference of the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) in Kyoto, Japan, September 27–29, 2015

Speaker: Amanda N. Kelly, PhD, BCBA-D (aka Behaviorbabe; [ Ссылка ])

Behavior Analysts and Social Media: Becoming Socially Savvy Scientists
Chair: Michelle P. Kelly (Emirates College for Advanced Education)
AMANDA N. KELLY (Keiki Educational Consultants)
ERIN S. LEIF (Lizard Children's Centre)
TODD A. WARD (University of North Texas)

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Abstract: What to do about social promiscuity? The fact is "everyone's doing it", but the question is "are we doing it right?" As students and practitioners of applied behavior analysis, we can use social media sites to exchange ideas or swap references to readings and appropriate literature of behavioral principles and interventions. Appropriate use of social media sites for businesses includes marketing and promoting services or advertising upcoming promotions or events. Using such means to solicit testimonials from current clients, however, is not. In today's market, social media is a powerful tool that we can use to disseminate public information about behavior analysis. Of course, with great responsibility, also comes great risk. The purpose of this presentation will be to review, discuss, and suggest ways behavior analysts can become socially savvy scientists.

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