There is a certain image that comes to mind when thinking of a child with autism who exhibits severe problem behavior. It conjures images of physical aggression, screaming, spitting, scratching and a child unwilling to budge an inch. Many people have seen parents in public places, such as supermarkets or restaurants, attempt to reason with…
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About: Blain Hockridge
Blain Hockridge is a master’s student in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) at Fresno State University in California. He has worked for three years as a case supervisor at an autism center serving children ages 2-6. He previously worked for two years as an instructional aid in a special education classroom. He hopes to receive his Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification at the conclusion of this upcoming school year.
Recent Posts by Blain Hockridge
4 Terms for Translating Behavioral Jargon
As a graduate student in behavior analysis, one of the most frequent topics brought up at the conferences I’ve attended is how to translate behavioral jargon to a non-behavior analytic listener. This could include parents, caregivers, teachers, principals, counselors, etc. The reason why this can be difficult, and thus such an interesting topic, is that…
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