European Association for Behaviour Analysis

29/07/2026

Ethical Standards Followed by ABA Professionals in Europe Survey shared on behalf of Mgr. Ivana Trellová, PhD., BCBA
University of Prešov, Slovakia.
For enquiries about this survey please contact Ivana directly at email: [email protected]

"This survey is part of a study exploring which ethical codes and professional standards are currently used by ABA practitioners across Europe. The aim is to better understand how ethical standards are applied in practice and what challenges professionals may encounter in different European contexts.

The survey takes approximately 3 - 5 minutes to complete, and all responses are anonymous.

Thank you for your time and valuable input.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQdO9sg_kxBY18_niwguQmsCrIFIWDfI1mGIAZ_pAz-wjjig/viewform

Thank you for taking part in this survey. This survey is part of a study exploring which ethical codes and professional standards are currently used by ABA practitioners across Europe. The aim is to better understand how ethical standards are applied in practice and what challenges professionals may...

13/07/2026

EABA2026 Summer School (Session 3): Behavioral Economics: From the Animal Lab to Shaping Public Policy

Gabriela E. López-Tolsa

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Behavioural economics is a growing subfield of both psychology and economics that has proven useful for translating experimental data from the animal laboratory into clinical treatments and even shaping public policies. Behavioural economics primarily involves the use of the operant demand framework and the discounting paradigm, combining experimental rigor, mathematical models, and applied potential to provide insights that can predict and shape decision-making. During the lecture, the main components of these procedures will be explained, along with illustrative laboratory data, clinical applications, and policy changes inspired by them. Behaviour analysis has the potential to shape the societies in which we live, and behavioural economics provides valuable tools to achieve this.

Behavioral Economics: From the Animal Lab to Shaping Public Policy...

07/07/2026

EABA Summer School 2026 (Session 4)
Speaker: Dr Zoe Lucock

Abstract
Far from being a novel application of the science of behaviour analysis, behavioural gerontology is one of the oldest areas where behaviour analysis was expected to contribute to issues of social significance. In more recent years, there has been a focus within behavioural gerontology on working with older adults with major neurocognitive disorder, more commonly referred to as dementia. This webinar will introduce a behavioural approach to understanding ageing and age-related changes, share a conceptualisation of major neurocognitive disorder, and present examples of areas of work within behavioural gerontology such as reducing behavioural symptoms of dementia, maintaining skills and increasing engagement. Furthermore, the application of behaviour analysis to supporting middle-aged adults with Down syndrome who are at increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease will be discussed, including practical suggestions for how clinicians working with this population should adapt their practice.

07/07/2026

EABA Summer School 2026 with Dr Lucock: What makes this work different?

07/07/2026

EABA Summer School 2026 with Dr Lucock

Discussing the importance of preventative skills training

07/07/2026

EABA Summer School 2026 with Dr Lucock

Lucock, Z. R., Williams, E. E. M., & Dillenburger, K. (2025). Behavioral gerontology at home: Retaining self-care skills in an older adult with major neurocognitive disorder through stimulus control and subtle prompt hierarchies from spousal caregiver. Behavior Analysis: Research and Practice, 25(3), 139–146. https://doi.org/10.1037/bar0000310

07/07/2026

EABA Summer School 2026:
How to conceptualise old age from a behaviour-analytic perspective. Dr Lucock is delivering a very interesting and important talk on behavioural gerontology.

07/07/2026

Dr Zoe Lucock focussing on such and important often neglected issue. For more from Zoe see also https://www.behavioralgerontology.com/introductiontobehavioralgerontologycourse

07/07/2026

Summer School in session, join us https://behaviorlive.com

Centre for Behaviour Analysis

30/06/2026

Final recommendations from Gabriela,
Hosted by EABA Experimental Representative, Dr Jesus Alonso Vega.
If you missed her Summer School contribution, you can view it On Demand at Behaviorlive.com