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J Appl Behav Anal February 2022 PMID 34633066

"Why don't behavior analysts do something?" Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual and gender minority issues.

Matthew R Capriotti, Jeanne M Donaldson

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What people are saying

The discussions reflect a recognition of the need for action by behavior analysts concerning SGM issues, with phrases like 'Why don't behavior analysts do something?' indicating concern and call for responsibility. The tone remains somewhat neutral, emphasizing awareness and potential future steps rather than immediate activism or strong disagreement, which aligns with moderate interest and engagement levels.

AgreementNeither agree nor disagree

Most posts seem to acknowledge the importance of the discussion but do not strongly oppose or support specific actions.

InterestModerate interest

Posts demonstrate moderate interest by referencing the article and related discussions, indicating curiosity but not deep enthusiasm.

EngagementModerate engagement

Users show some engagement by sharing thoughts and highlighting the article's themes, but responses lack detailed analysis.

ImpactModerate impact

Overall, the discussions suggest a recognition of the issues but do not convey a sense of immediate change or decisive influence.

Abstract in brief

  • The text discusses the historical involvement of behavior analysts in issues related to sexual and gender minorities (SGM), including past actions that contributed to oppression and the ongoing debate about revisiting or retracting certain harmful research, such as the Rekers and Lovaas study.
  • It emphasizes the need for behavior analysts to actively engage in positive change by proposing immediate leadership steps and research areas focused on supporting SGM communities, aiming to use their scientific skills for social justice.
  • The overall message encourages behavior analysts to leverage their expertise to help advance the liberation and well-being of SGM individuals, moving beyond past complicity toward active societal contribution.]
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Eric Morris
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“Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual and gender minority issues https://t.co/RejJrMEnE3

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Edgar Artacho Mata
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Aitore García (any/all pronouns)
@abeingbehaving · X

RT @morriseric: “Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual…

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Gema I Psicóloga Contextual
@ContextoTerapia · X

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María Alejandra Pérez
@psicomap · X

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David Lobato Casado
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Edgar Artacho Mata
@EdgarArtacho · X

Yo solo dejo esto aquí https://t.co/zHulqWn0h7

Aug 21, 2022 · 13,579 followers View post →
María Alejandra Pérez
@psicomap · X

RT @morriseric: “Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual…

Jun 11, 2022 · 4 shares · 1,370 followers View post →
Aitore García (any/all pronouns)
@abeingbehaving · X

RT @morriseric: “Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual…

Jun 11, 2022 · 4 shares · 6,451 followers View post →
Gema I Psicóloga Contextual
@ContextoTerapia · X

RT @morriseric: “Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual…

Jun 11, 2022 · 4 shares · 5,250 followers View post →
David Lobato Casado
@david_lobato_ · X

RT @morriseric: “Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual…

Jun 11, 2022 · 4 shares · 405 followers View post →
Eric Morris
@morriseric · X

“Why don't behavior analysts do something?” Behavior analysts' historical, present, and potential future actions on sexual and gender minority issues https://t.co/RejJrMEnE3

Jun 10, 2022 · 15 likes · 4 shares · 4,002 followers View post →
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