Association for Behavior Analysis International

Video Short Guidelines

Your video should be no more than 2 minutes in length and should be the “elevator pitch” for your poster, introducing people to your topic and enticing them to visit you during the poster session.

The style of your video is up to you. You may display your poster on a large screen behind you and present it as if at a live poster session. Or, you may record your video while screensharing your poster. Please be mindful of length as this is not a full presentation but a very quick preview to set the occasion for further discussion at the live poster session event. We suggest using Zoom (guidelines here) to record your video for free.

All videos must be uploaded to YouTube (guidelines here). Title your video: “ABAI 47th Annual Convention, Poster #X, Your Name.” In the description section of the YouTube video, include the title of your poster and the following sentence: “This poster is accepted for the ABAI 47th Annual Convention, held online May 27-31, 2021.”

Examples of video shorts from our Culturo-Behavior Science Conference:

• The Importance of Interdisciplinary Behavioral Insights for Reducing Carbon Emissions; Caroly Anne Shumway (Center for Behavior and Climate, Behavior Development Solutions, LLC), Stephen E. Eversole (Behavior Development Solutions, LLC)
• A Behavioral Approach to Analyzing Implicit Bias in Preschool Classrooms; Nicole Hollins, Jaysen King, Daphne Snyder, Stephanie M. Peterson (Western Michigan University)
• The Effects of Metacontingencies on the Altruistic Behavior of Children; Michael Passage (Florida Institute of Technology), Dana M. Gadaire (University of Scranton), Mary Llinas (Florida Institute of Technology)