7 Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis

In this video, Billy Brown a BCBA at Brett DiNovi & Associates, discusses the 7 dimensions of ABA; task list item B-01. This topic is a great review for seasoned analysts, yet helpful for current students. Below are references used for the video including the seminal article by Baer, Wolf, and Risley.

Cooper, J. O., Heron, T. E., Heward, W. L. (2007). Applied Behavior Analysis. S.l.: PEARSON.
Baer, D. M., Wolf, M. M., & Risley, T. R. (1968). Some current dimensions of applied behavior analysis. Journal of applied behavior analysis, 1(1), 91-7.

Brett DiNovi is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst & the founder & CEO of the largest award-winning behavioral consultation/OBM group of its kind on the East Coast of the United States which deploys over 450 consultants in 180 school districts/agencies throughout NJ, NY, PA, NY, DE, ME, CA, & worldwide through the use of remote video consultation.

The Behavior Analyst Certification Board (“BACB”) does not sponsor, approve or endorse Brett DiNovi & Associates, the materials, information or sessions identified herein. Not all the content in this video is emprically derived from behavioral science and some of it is commentary based on life and leadership experiences.

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[SummersOfficialPage]

This is the best explanation of the 7 dimensions that I've seen. Thank you!

[justmytake]

great video, kept it simple along with tips on how to remember!

[brittanypawlik]

Awesome video Billy! When I was a beginning graduate student, it took me quite a while to remember the 7 dimensions of ABA. It took me even longer to remember what each word meant. The acronym "GET A CAB" really helped me when I started studying ABA, but Billy's second tip to assist remembering the meaning of each dimension is brilliant. It's something I'm definitely going to utilize throughout the remainder of my coursework and when I sit for the exam. Thank you Billy!

[dictandolo]

Thank you. I like the tip-summary words for remembering the meaning of each of the dimensions!

[mehakhans]

Thanks for sharing, Erin Bertoli! I thoroughly enjoyed this educational video!

[kathrynmurphy]

Thank you for sharing, Erin Bertoli! I loved how you broke it down in such an easy way to remember, like GET A CAB. Super helpful!

[riyag]

Thanks for sharing, Erin Bertoli! This was extremely helpful and easy to follow!

[asiawalker]

You did a awesome job explaining this to me !

[jayd]

i, also, found the acronym system that utilized key words to help with memorization. I found that breaking down the conceptualizations into "buzz words" to be an extremely effective idea for studying. i can imagine the relative difficulty of committing these concepts to memory without such an innovative system...very well articulated piece.

[lexianthony]

Thank you Erin Bertoli! This was incredibly helpful and easy to follow.

[NcGriddles]

Great video. I would love to watch and learn more about the different types of treatment designs (multiple probe, multiple baseline, alternating treatments, etc) and which designs are more appropriate for which contexts/behaviors. Thank you!!

[josephdicicco]

Great video Erin Bertoli! Super easy to follow and really helped me get a good understand of the 7 aspects! 👍🏼

[TCgators]

Erin Bertoli
I loved seeing the dimensions broken up and explained further. I also loved the end recap of the 7 dimensions and the acronym and one word equivalents given.

[burneraccount]

Thanks for helping me differentiate between Technological and Conceptual systems more clearly.

[ybotshl]

Thank you for sharing! The study tips were especially helpful, Erin Bertoli

[blackiebori]

Someone named Erin Bertoli is very appreciated for this video.

[sarahhu]

Thank you for sharing this, Erin Bertoli! It was extremely helpful to me.

[katherinedallas]

Great video! Love it thanks for sharing Erin Bertoli!

[TheAutisticEducator]

Get a cab would be a great idea for those you subject this crap to!