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From EAB to ABA Applied behavior analysis (ABA) came about as a result of both behaviorism and experimental analysis of behavior (EAB). None of these were specifically related to humans; however, t
From EAB to ABA
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) came about as a result of both behaviorism and experimental analysis of behavior (EAB). None of these were specifically related to humans; however, they set the groundwork. Explain the progression from behaviorism to EAB to ABA and who the main players are across the timeline. Which person do you think was most instrumental? Why?
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