About TEABA Lab
History
The TEABA lab was formed in 2021 when two faulty and several graduate and undergraduate students began to meet weekly to read published research, discuss ongoing research, and share ideas. The lab continues to grow and continues to meet weekly to advance their understanding of learning and behavior. Below you'll find the faculty and students who are currently involved in the TEABA Lab. You'll also find brief statements regarding their research interests.
Faculty Members
Dr. Annie Galizio
Education:
PhD: Utah State University (2020)
BS: College of Charleston (2014)
Research Interests:
Behavioral Variability and Stereotypy
Delay Discounting
Transitional Behavior Analysis
Dr. Jay Hinnenkamp
Education:
PhD: Utah State University (2020)
MS: University of North Texas (2013)
BS: University of Minnesota, Morris (2005)
Research Interests:
Conditioned Reinforcement
Quantitative Models of Choice and Learning
Social Behavior
Graduate Student Members
Alex Dunthorn
Research Interests: Social Behavior, Aggression, and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Mark Rust
Research Interests: Behavior Variability, Screen Time Use, Autism Spectrum Disorder
Undergraduate Student Members
Kaitlyn Thornsbury
Research Interests: Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Addiction, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
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