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Evidence-informed commentary on behavior analysis, social validity, clinical ethics, and the things we're apparently not supposed to say out loud.
WELCOME TO SOCIALLY INVALID
Good data. Uncomfortable questions.
We can measure behavior. We can document progress. We can produce some truly beautiful graphs.
But are we always measuring what matters?
Socially Invalid is where I explore the assumptions we bring into behavioral treatment, whose priorities shape our goals, and what meaningful outcomes actually look like for the people receiving our services.
Expect research, clinical experience, occasional profanity, and a healthy willingness to question the status quo.
FEATURED ARTICLE
Wolf Had a Point.
Nearly 50 years later, are we actually listening?
In 1978, Montrose Wolf asked behavior analysts to consider whether our goals, procedures, and outcomes actually matter to the people receiving our services. Nearly five decades later, I have some questions.