The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) is dedicated to promoting the experimental, theoretical, and applied analysis of behavior. It encompasses contemporary scientific and social issues, theoretical advances, and the dissemination of professional and public information. Advancing behavioral science and its application have become an international effort as witnessed by the countries represented by our members.

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Support other chapters of ABAI. There are U.S. Chapters and Non-U.S. Chapters in which you can take part. Click the links to view a list of these chapters and their websites if available.

The Behavior Analysis Online Organization (BAO) publishes several online journals of interest to the behavior analysis community.  Use this link to access these journals.

The Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) was created to promote and implement a voluntary international certification program for behavior analyst practitioners.

The Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) is a nonprofit organization of parents and professionals committed to improving the education, treatment, and care of people with autism.  Currently, ASAT publishes information on research-based interventions and best practice in autism treatments through its website, as well as through periodic conferences appropriate for both professionals and parents. 

The Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior is a psychology journal primarily for the original publication of experiments relevant to the behavior of individual organisms.

The Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis (SEABA) is a regional affiliate of ABAI. Like its parent organization, SEABA seeks to promote scholarly discourse within and about Behavior Analysis.

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is a nonprofit organization that promotes practical, evidence-based applications of behavioral science in the home, school, and the workplace.

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