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Stu LawPh.D
3 earnable talks · 4 BCBA CEUs available · instant detailed certificates
Stu Law, Ph.D., earned his doctorate at UNR, studied under Steve Hayes, and has authored over 20 publications. He is a co-creator of Generate, a skill-based assessment, and attends ACBS each year alongside behavioral clinical psychologists. In this talk he covered why RFT matters for everyday ABA, where Skinner's verbal behavior runs out, and how language reshapes assent and treatment planning.
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The Four Function Paradigm (Part 1)
Upskill ABA
The ‘four-function’ paradigm has had hamstringing effects—where complex human issues like dignity and assent demand we go next. Functional analysis (FA), as originally articulated by…
Language Changes the Game (Part 2)
Upskill ABA
In Part 1, we introduced Functional Contextualism as a way of approaching scientific subject matter without treating our constructs as things that exist “out there,”…
Practical RFT
Upskill ABA
One of ABA’s ‘dirty little secrets’ is that, from a philosophical standpoint, we tend to view events from an interactionally deterministic point of view. It’s…