Synopsis of Social media discussions
Discussions include references to the article's critique of the strict seven-dimension framework, with examples like calls for prioritizing social relevance over rigid standards. The tone varies from pragmatic to optimistic, with statements like 'a necessary shift' and 'could revolutionize ABA research,' highlighting enthusiasm for expanding the field's impact.
Agreement
Moderate agreementMost discussions acknowledge the importance of broadening ABA research perspectives, showing general agreement with the article's call for a more inclusive framework.
Interest
Moderate level of interestPosts indicate moderate interest, with some expressing curiosity about how the proposed 'big tent' approach could influence future research.
Engagement
High engagementSeveral comments delve into detailed reflections on the conceptual shift and its implications, demonstrating deep engagement.
Impact
Moderate level of impactParticipants believe that adopting a broader perspective could have meaningful impact on socially relevant research, though consensus on immediate change varies.
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Abstract Synopsis
- The 1968 Baer, Wolf, and Risley framework established seven key dimensions essential for high-quality applied behavior analysis (ABA) research, emphasizing social relevance as a central goal.
- Although this framework has driven the growth of ABA, its strict interpretation can act as a bottleneck, limiting attention to socially important problems that may not fully fit all seven dimensions simultaneously.
- The authors propose adopting a broader perspective—termed a "big tent" approach—where the relevance to society and the issues studied take precedence over rigid adherence to the original seven dimensions, encouraging more inclusive and socially impactful ABA research.]
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