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Quantitative Analysis of Behavior Laboratory

California State University - East Bay
Quantitative analyses of behavior involve describing, forecasting and explaining behavior. It is an approach that can generate accurate, precise descriptions of behavioral processes. It makes objective comparison of different explanations possible. Sometimes, models generate surprising predictions and explain things you would not expect from verbal descriptions alone!

We investigate choice and timing, decision making under uncertainty, and factors that affect behavior in dynamic environments.


RECENT RESEARCH

Internet Consequences Questionnaire: A Pilot Study

This brief report introduces the preliminary Internet Consequences Questionnaire (ICQ-P) as a  functional assessment that quantifies the self-reported reinforcing value of internet use and parses value derived from conditioned tangible reinforcement, attention, sensory reinforcement, escape from demands, social avoidance, and covert avoidance.

Kyonka, Naidu, Torres, & Garcia 2024
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About Behavior Analysis

Information about behavior analysis.
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Research Projects

Current and past research from the lab.
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Psychology

Cal State East Bay Psychology Department.
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