J Appl Behav Anal March 2024 PMID 38299638

A review of the concurrent-chains arrangement to assess intervention choice: 2018-2023.

Emma M Auten, Carole Van Camp, Allie B Ferguson

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The discussions highlight concerns about ethical issues raised by the publication, such as clients' preferences for no intervention, with phrases like 'ethical considerations can emerge,' indicating a cautious or reflective tone. The language suggests moderate curiosity but not a strong push for change, showing an overall neutral position with some engagement on ethical reasoning.

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The posts are neutral, with some questioning or reflecting on the ethical aspects rather than outright supporting or opposing the publication.

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There is a mild interest, as the discussion centers around specific ethical considerations and application methods in behavior analysis.

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Posts show some level of engagement by referencing theoretical concepts and ethical concerns, but lack deep critical analysis.

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The discussion seems to raise awareness rather than have a significant influence on the field or policy changes.

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Michelle Dawson
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How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLIhVU "Ethical considerations can emerge... when clients prefer baseline or control conditions... suggesting a possible preference for no intervention at all"?

Feb 11, 2024 · 8 likes · 3 shares · 9,269 followers View post →
Elaine Mcgreevy
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RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 11, 2024 · 3 shares · 4,350 followers View post →
Nahime G. Aguirre Mtanous, AM, LSW
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RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 11, 2024 · 3 shares · 512 followers View post →
MacedonianSSAutism
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RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 12, 2024 · 3 shares · 186 followers View post →

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MacedonianSSAutism
@AutismMacedonia · X

RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 12, 2024 · 3 shares · 186 followers View post →
Nahime G. Aguirre Mtanous, AM, LSW
@nahime · X

RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 11, 2024 · 3 shares · 512 followers View post →
Elaine Mcgreevy
@ElaineMcgreevy · X

RT @autismcrisis: How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLI…

Feb 11, 2024 · 3 shares · 4,350 followers View post →
Michelle Dawson
@autismcrisis · X

How behavior analysts use concurrent chains to make autistics (& others) "choose" between ABA & ABA https://t.co/K5QMfLIhVU "Ethical considerations can emerge... when clients prefer baseline or control conditions... suggesting a possible preference for no intervention at all"?

Feb 11, 2024 · 8 likes · 3 shares · 9,269 followers View post →