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The Special Issue on the Education of Behavior Analysts: Common Themes

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The goal of Behavior Analysis in Practice’s special issue on the education of behavior analysts is to highlight a variety of works on the topic of teaching and mentoring students in behavior analysis. The special issue is composed of empirical studies that evaluated teaching procedures aimed at the effective training of behavior analysts; surveys focusing on the content of training programs, including common readings and other components; and commentaries on topics pertaining to teaching and mentoring behavior analysts. Several themes emerged across the issue, including (a) a focus on knowledge of basic principles of behavior analysis, (b) the direct application of operant-based principles in the teaching and mentorship of behavior analysis students, and (c) a significant emphasis on the meaningful application of behavior analysis.

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Correspondence to Terry S. Falcomata.

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Falcomata, T.S. The Special Issue on the Education of Behavior Analysts: Common Themes. Behav Analysis Practice 11, 177–180 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40617-018-00293-7

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