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The Chicago School’s new Ph.D. in Behavior Analysis (BA) program is taking a fresh approach to instruction in the field...
Two professors at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology’s Department of Applied Behavior Analysis are studying ants and butterflies to unlock a better understanding of human behavior.
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Dr. Rita McCleary: From philosophy to psychology, the journey to becoming a renowned psychotherapist
If you told Rita McCleary, Psy.D., when she was young that she would be a practicing psychotherapist for nearly half...
By James A. Chastain, Ph.D. B.F. Skinner said in his book, “Science and Human Behavior” (1953), “If the science of...