
Rick Colombo
Dr. Rick Colombo is a Teaching Associate in Applied Behavior Analysis at the University of Washington College of Education, a BCBA-D and behavioral scientist researching self-control interventions.
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Sep 1, 2026
#46 - Pavlovian Conditioning in the Classroom? w/ Dr. Rick Colombo
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Rick ColomboGUEST
And, and that is exactly what I ended up doing in in, in the second year of, of my work there.

Rick ColomboGUEST
So in, in, in a followup study, I implemented the same exact procedure, except that I also introduced an additional sort of individualized cause the, the two principles that I, I sort of suspected were at play here of Pavlovian contingency One being, I think that just the target CS is not salient enough.

Rick ColomboGUEST
Whether that's because they're engaged in incompatible behavior or it just, for whatever reason, there's too many other factors in the room that are just more you know, there's stronger, uh, us or, or reinforcer.
