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"it is incumbent on all behavior analysts to be aware of prominent misinformation related to ABA"? link.springer.com/article/10.1... authors (COIs) alarmed about 1 minor paper, while totally ignoring the avalanche of misinformation from behavior analysts about the science & ethics of ABA in autism

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Cody Morris, Dana B. Morris, Biancé J. Ferrucci, Chloe A. Calkins, Sarah M. Sudhoff, Nicole M. Nenninger (2025). A Review of Behavior-Analytic Articles that Cite a Source of Misinformation about ABA. Behavior Analysis in Practice. Springer Science and Business Media LLC.

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Cody Morris, Dana B. Morris, Biancé J. Ferrucci, Chloe A. Calkins, Sarah M. Sudhoff, Nicole M. Nenninger (2025). A Review of Behavior-Analytic Articles that Cite a Source of Misinformation about ABA. Behavior Analysis in Practice. Springer Science and Business Media LLC.

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23 Apr 2025
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10.1007/s40617-025-01061-0
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Cody Morris, Dana B. Morris, Biancé J. Ferrucci, Chloe A. Calkins, Sarah M. Sudhoff, Nicole M. Nenninger
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Behavior Analysis in Practice
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article
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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The misinformation that originated from the Wakefield et al. (1998, The Lancet, 351(9103), 637–641) paper that claimed vaccines cause autism exemplifies the lasting negative impact that unsubstantiate...

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