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Emerging Science Reveals Methods for Solving Global Issues

Behavior Analysts Present Latest Advances in the Science of Influencing Behavior

Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) April 28, 2009 -- The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) continues its mission to support the growth and vitality of behavior analysis through research, education and practice at its 35th Annual Convention. Studies in behavior analysis explain everyday human behavior from greening actions to the treatment for autism. This year the convention will take place in Phoenix from May 22 though 27 and will present new developments in the field of behavior analysis.

The program includes events across many areas of behavior analysis, including autism; business and industry; clinical, family, and behavioral medicine; education; social and ethical issues; and human development. As ABAI's most robust program to date, the convention includes 1,633 submissions, among which are posters, panels, symposiums, papers, invited addresses, workshops and meetings. Major topics at the convention include:

 
  • How behavior analysis will help save the planet: Discussions of recent studies of ways to impact "green" behavior in order to improve the environment.
  • How behavior analysis will help save the economy: Discussions of behavioral changes that increase performance and create a productive company cultures that result in increased ROI.
  • How behavior analysis will help save lives: Discussions of the latest research and programs designed to treat autism and to improve quality of life, mental health and education.
  • How behavior analysis will help us understand each other: Discussions of the basic research behavior analysts are conducting to help enhance our understanding of human behavior and decision making.

The convention, which will be held at the Phoenix Convention Center, is expected to attract approximately 4,000 attendees from 40 countries, including scientists, applied researchers, undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, parents and consultants. Now in its 35th year, the convention is held on Memorial Day weekend each year in a different U.S. city.

Credentialed members of the news media may attend free of charge with advance approval. Please contact Lauryn Coit (619) 291-1234 by Tuesday, May 26 to reserve your press pass or to schedule interviews.

About ABA International
The Association for Behavior Analysis International is a nonprofit professional membership organization with the mission of developing, enhancing and supporting the growth and vitality of behavior analysis through research, education and practice. Founded in 1974, the association has approximately 5,000 members worldwide, and its affiliated chapters have a total membership of 12,000 worldwide. More information is available at http://www.abainternational.org.

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