Halfway through listening to this panel on ABA.
The #ABA researcher is pathological in his view of fellow human beings and clearly does not listen to what autistic people say, even when on the same panel. He is so rigid in his belief system.
autism.org/panel-discussi…
#Autism
The #ABA researcher is pathological in his view of fellow human beings and clearly does not listen to what autistic people say, even when on the same panel. He is so rigid in his belief system.
autism.org/panel-discussi…
#Autism
ABAer Ron Leaf on this panel worked with Lovaas🤬
We listened to most of it and @WennLawson is only one who CONSISTENTLY makes sense.
So do listen to see awful mindsets of ABA devotee researchers (who are deaf to autistic perspectives) and other ableist views of QoL.
We listened to most of it and @WennLawson is only one who CONSISTENTLY makes sense.
So do listen to see awful mindsets of ABA devotee researchers (who are deaf to autistic perspectives) and other ableist views of QoL.
Eugh early on TA/RB congratulate ABA in 1980s for helping autistics.
(They never mentioned the suicide.)
Later they say ABA has progressed today, acknowledging "rigid" ABAers result in PTSD.
Then they say ABAers today can be rigid.
Hardly moved on then.
#ABAharms
(They never mentioned the suicide.)
Later they say ABA has progressed today, acknowledging "rigid" ABAers result in PTSD.
Then they say ABAers today can be rigid.
Hardly moved on then.
#ABAharms
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