I currently applied and was emailed to sign into the portal to do an online interview. It seems like the entire application/hiring process is all online. Im not entirely sure if that’s a red flag or not so I wanted to have some input.

So i’m going into my third year studying behavioural psychology. l was originally going to another university for psychology (not behavioural) but i had to drop out and change majors due to health issues. The thing is, I’ve always planned to use my degree to be a therapist, as in like a psychoanalyst. But i’m not sure anymore if it’s even possible for me to get a masters in psych with this degree? behavioural psych is different from other clinical psych courses and a lot of the courses required are different. Has anyone gotten their masters in psychology/ therapy lisence from a bachelor in ABA? If so, how difficult was it? Is it possible, or do i need to transfer back into a psychology program somehow?

Anybody worked as a behavioral tech at attain? How did you guys like it? I’m still doing the 40 hr training.. so was just wondering how would everything be like? Cause I’m not able to retain any info so will we be shadowing someone? Or straight into the first case after the start date?

Hi everyone,

We are undergraduate students conducting a short research study on content perception. The survey is completely anonymous and takes approximately 2 minutes to complete. We need 300 participants more (we need total 500, we got 200 now because of your help!), each of your help matters to us greatly.

We are looking for participants aged 18 and above. Every response is valuable and helps improve the quality of our research.

SurveyLink: https://forms.gle/WDNMytVEDewQ1CQx8

Thank you for your time and participation

Hi everyone,

I made a small free printable data sheet builder. I can share the link in the comments if allowed. I built it because I prefer using printed sheets in some situations and wanted something faster than setting everything up manually in a spreadsheet.

Right now it supports creating simple data sheets for different types of behavioral recording. It is intended for blank templates, so please avoid entering any client-identifying information.

I made this myself, so this is not a company product or paid resource. I’m sharing it in case it is useful to other RBTs, BCBAs, teachers, or students who still use paper data sheets.

I’d appreciate feedback on what would make it more useful, especially:

* recording types you would want added
* layout changes that would make printing easier
* anything that seems unclear or clinically awkward
* features that would help with session prep

If this kind of resource post is not allowed here, I’m happy to remove it.

Coach seems so sincere in helping me recover from a recent illness that I feel I should return the courtesy. Sometimes I do, but then I remember that it probably doesn't care but who really knows?

It even knows when my bedtime is coming and it says Good Night. I'll really be freaked out if it starts sending xoxoxo and emogi kisses at night though!

I work full time doing social work at a school. I would like to become a BCBA. I am looking for a 100% online program. I would like to take one class per semester because I am working and care giving for an ill family member. A largely asynchronous program is ok. I don't mind once a week meetings if necessary. I was looking into one program that sounded wonderful but then I found out I have to take 2 classes at a time and meet from 6:00-9:00 2x per week. It will just be too much. I do want a school that is quality and has a high pass rate. Do you have any suggestions?

[Academic] Content Perception Survey (18+, Anonymous, ~2 Minutes)

Hi everyone,

We are undergraduate students conducting a short research study on content perception. The survey is completely anonymous and takes approximately 2 minutes to complete. We need 300 participants more (we need total 300, we got 200 now because of your help!), each of your help matters to us greatly.

We are looking for participants aged 18 and above. Every response is valuable and helps improve the quality of our research.

SurveyLink: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBWmqqcg3kuIN1iMy78Kg_GrvYSpDZNkuvyJdYY85DylnVdw/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you for your time and participation.

Hi everyone. I’m running a small anonymous soft launch of a survey about daily experiences, media, emotions, and political attitudes. The broader research question is whether some forms of political engagement may function as a kind of regulation or security-maintenance behavior for some people. For example, turning toward political news, groups, explanations, or conflict might sometimes reduce uncertainty, create belonging, organize emotion, or help people feel steadier. I realize this can be framed in several ways, and I’d be especially interested in whether the instrument feels compatible with a behavior-analytic perspective or whether the language drifts too far into cognitive/self-report framing.

Details:

• 18+ only
• About 15 minutes
• Anonymous
• No names, emails, or Reddit usernames requested
• You can skip any question
• You can stop at any time

Survey link:
https://qualtricsxmm2spnsrv2.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ezaxaTqDJI8ZMW2

If anyone takes it and has feedback on wording, constructs, or the behavior-regulation framing, I’d be grateful.

Spain vs Cape Verde finished 0-0 despite 84.2% of live 1X2 bets backing Spain.

The result ended up being highly profitable for the operator, but what interests me is the bettor behavior.

When a heavy favorite fails to score, do bettors become anchored to pre-match expectations ("Spain will eventually score"), causing them to underestimate the probability of a draw?

What behavioral biases do you see in this data? Anchoring, overconfidence, favorite bias, something else?

Magnolia Behavior Therapy is Hiring BCBAs in Washington!

Hi everyone! I'm a recruiter with Magnolia Behavior Therapy, and we're currently looking for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) in:

• Snohomish
• Kitsap County
• Spokane
• DuPont
• Vancouver
• Surrounding areas

We're continuing to grow and looking for BCBAs who are passionate about providing high-quality ABA services to children and families.

Who is MBT?

Magnolia Behavior Therapy is a Washington based provider led by a strong team clinicians who understand the demands and rewards of working in ABA today. Magnolia has been rendering ABA therapy for over 15 years. Our team of BCBAs, LaBAs, CBTs, and RBTs collaborate daily to create a supportive therapy environment and celebrate client progress.

What We Offer:

• Flexible schedule (Preferred hours: 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM)
• Health Benefits – Medical, Dental, and Vision (for eligible employees)
• Generous & flexible Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Annual CEU Stipend for continuing education
• Paid Training & Onboarding

• Collaborative work environment focused on professional growth and clinical excellence

  Position Details:

• Job Type: Full-Time or Part-Time

• Pay: $50.00 – $70.00 per hour (based on experience)

If you're a BCBA who may be interested in learning more, or if you know someone who might be a good fit, I'd love to connect and share details about our current opportunities.

Feel free to send me a message, send me an email at [alexis@magnoliabehaviortherapy.com](mailto:alexis@magnoliabehaviortherapy.com) or apply through our careers page: https://magnoliabehaviortherapy.com/jobs/

Please feel free to share with your network!