The idea to form an European Association for Behavior Analysis was launced at an informal meeting at the 4th International Congress on Behaviourism and the Science of Behaviour in Seville, 1998.
The discussions on the establishment of an European Association for Behavior Analysis continued at the EABG Conference in London, 1999 (Hughes, 2007)
The meeting at the EMEAB IV Conference in Amience, France appointed Professor Fergus Lowe to serve as the initial Chair of the European Association
European Journal of Behavior Analysis (EJOBA) is published by Taylor & Francis group in collaboration with the Norwegian Association for Behavior Analysis. Published articles, as well as information to subscribers, authors and others are now to be found at:http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rejo. The first issue of tEJOBA was published spring 2000.
The decision was taken to formally establish an European Association for Behaviour Analysis
Discussions on how to develop an European Association was continued in a meeting at the EABG conference in London.
Geraldine Leader, UK, appointed interim treasurer
In the EABG 2000 meeting Phil Reed was appointed interim President of EABA by the attendees of the EABG business meeting.
Discussions on the development of an European Association was continued at the first International ABAI Conference in Venice, Italy
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The first National Member Organisation (NMO) of EABA
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Association for Behaviour Analysis Finland (Suomen Käyttäytymisanalyysin Seura ry, Sällskapet för beteendeanalys i Finland rf.)
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Association for Advancement of Radical Behavior Analysis –
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The first EABA Summer School of Behaviour Analysis took place from July 6th to 17th, 2015, in Rethymno, Crete, in collaboration with the Departments of Psychology of Panteion University of Athens and the Hellenic Association for Behavior Analysis.
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Associazione Italiana di Analisi e Modificazione del Comportamento
The selection committee agreed on granting this year‘s awards to: 1) Anastasia Salma, a PhD student in Panteion University in Greece. Ms. Salma’s dissertation research is a conceptual and theoretical analysis of the effects of differential reinforcement of variability (VAR) schedules that emerged in an analysis of failures to generate desired levels of variability in autistic children. Ms. Salma will use the award to purchase experimental equipment, including a computer. 2) Ruth Kopperud, MA student at Oslo and Akershus University College. Ruth’s research focuses on methods to teach discrimination between benign and malignant melanoma. Ms Kopperud will use the award to get professional artists to design the necessary stimuli to be used in the discrimination training.
The first elections of the Hellenic Community of Behavior Analysis took place on November 26th, 2016
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