Centre for Behaviour Analysis

Director


Prof Karola Dillenburger
Professor of Behaviour Analysis and Education
PhD, Clin. Psych. (HPC), BCBA-D
k.dillenburger@qub.ac.uk


Deputy Director

Ms Katerina Dounavi
Lecturer in Behaviour Analysis and Autism
M.Ed. Psych
BCBA


Other Staff Members:

Mr John Busch
Dr Julie-Anne Jordan
Dr Lynne McKerr
Dr Neil Martin
Dr Margaret O'Callaghan
Mr David Piekaar
Ms Jan Speer
Dr Anita Yakkundi


Research Students:

Ms Smita Awasthi
Mr Brian Fennell
Ms Rosie Gaw
Mr Brian Lenehan
Ms Catriona (Tia) Martin
Ms Cornelia Munteanu
Ms Lisa Ruddy

News from the Centre for Behaviour Analysis

Prof Karola Dillenburger gives talk at the Kennedy Shriver Center

On Monday, March 18 from 12:00 – 1:30 Karola Dillenburger, PhD, Professor of Behaviour Analysis and Education, Queen's University Belfast will present a talk entitled, “Autism Spectrum...

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Professor Karola Dillenburger appointed as member of The Northern Ireland Autism Strategy Research Advisory Committee

As a result of the Autism Act (NI) 2011, the DHSSPS is leading on the development of a cross-departmental Autism Strategy and Action Plan for N.Ireland. A multi-agency Autism Strategy Project...

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New Open Learning Course - Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

This course will provide participants with an understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and provide practical strategies to address some of the behavioural issues that can arise. We will learn...

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CBA publishes first ibook available on iTunes

Behaviour Analysis: A Primer

by Mickey Keenan & Karola Dillenburger

This book is available for download on your iPad with iBooks or on your...

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QUB planning to join International ‘Light up Blue’ Campaign for World Autism Awareness Day (2 April 2013)

The ‘Light up Blue’ Campaign was initiated by Autism Speaks and aims to raise Autism awareness. It includes landmark...

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Publications

Dillenburger, K. (2012). Why re-invent the wheel? A behavior analyst's reflection on pedagogy for inclusion. Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability, 37, 169-180.

Dillenburger, K. (2011).  The Emperor's new clothes: Eclecticism in autism treatment. Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders, 5, 1119-1128.