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
NUI Galway Conference 11th and 12th June, 'Autism Spectrum Disorders: From Research to Practice'
Centre for Behaviour Analysis presents STAMPPP at a workshop at the 2nd International Autism Conference entitled “Autism Spectrum Disorders: From Research to Practice",...
CBA Collaborating with PEAT
The Centre for Behaviour Analysis (CBA) is a collaborating partner with PEAT in a new grant funding from the Big Lottery under their Reaching Out Programme.
The PIPE project (Proactive...
Katerina Dounavi awarded the prize for the best poster in the 7th Annual Conference of the Division of Behaviour Analysis (The Psychological Society of Ireland)
Katerina Dounavi (Centre for Behaviour Analysis, School of Education, QUB) was awarded the prize for the best poster in the 7th Annual Conference of the Division of Behaviour...
Open Learning Course “Understanding ASD” launched Monday 29th April.
This course, facilitated by Nichola Booth (BCBA, PEAT), was launched today and will take place on Monday evenings for 5 weeks.
Seminar on 4th June to mark the launch of the NILT 2012 Life and Times Survey Results
ARK is pleased to announce a seminar to mark the release of the results of the 2012 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey. The title is, 'Autism Awareness and Attitudes: A general...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.
