
Tracy Argueta
Assistant Professor of Psychology at Emory University School of Medicine and Marcus Autism Center, specializing in behavior analysis and autism intervention research.
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Jun 16, 2026
#285: Child-Led Applied Behavior Analysis with Dr. Katherine Pickard, Dr. Rachel Yosick & Dr. Tracy Argueta
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Tracy ArguetaGUEST
Um, I think the biggest difference is that we were almost taught that the topography of our services is what defines our services, which is very unlike behavior analysts because we really focus on function and ultimately the function of NDBI is very much the same as DTT.

Tracy ArguetaGUEST
And if anything, it might sometimes be the best way to start because you might have to skip the generalization process, right, that we often have to go through with DTT to more naturalistic strategies.
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Rose GriffinHOST
If you guys-- I'm sure you guys have already done it, but can you speak to that a little bit?

Tracy ArguetaGUEST
Um, I do think it feels initially like you are abandoning your science a little bit or maybe your training and everything that you've been taught.