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Volume 31 | 2008 | Number 2

Polish ABA

By Dr. Monika Suchowierska

The Polish Association for Behavior Analysis (PABA) was founded in 2000 by Jacek Kozlowski, Ph.D. and his colleagues at the University of Gdansk. Since 2000, PABA has been fulfilling its goals of developing and disseminating knowledge about behavior analysis as a science of behavior and about the radical behaviorism of B. F. Skinner as a philosophy of this science. In seven years, PABA’s efforts have concentrated on disseminating knowledge about conceptual, experimental, and applied behavior analysis to students and professionals interested in behavioral approaches in Poland. Specifically, in 2007, we had the following accomplishments (in chronological order):

Although we are proud of PABA’s accomplishments in the last year, we have set high goals for ourselves for the next year. We want to “think outside the box,” that is, in ways that would present behavior analysis to broad audiences. Thus, in 2008 we plan to publish a glossary of behavior-analytic terms in Polish, strengthen the connection between PABA and the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies as well as the National Autism Center, make BADI a regular English and Polish publication, increase the number of Board Certified Behavior Analysts in Poland, and increase membership.

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