Liberal Arts and Sciences
Podlesnik Lab
Led by Chris Podlesnik · Psychology
What we study
The Podlesnik Lab studies how fundamental conditioning processes affect behavior and choice, with a focus on preventing lapses and relapse in challenging behaviors. They use experiments with human participants and quantitative analysis to understand and improve behavioral treatments.
What working here is like
- Human participants
- Coding helps
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Multiple‐context training mitigates renewal during differential reinforcement
2026 · Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Tests whether training in multiple contexts can reduce behavior renewal during treatment.
- Renewal of challenging behavior in an intensive outpatient clinic: Replication and extension to task changes
2026 · Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Replicates and extends prior work on how challenging behavior returns after task changes.
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- Additivity of resurgence and spontaneous recovery
2026 · Learning & Behavior
Examines whether combining tests for resurgence and spontaneous recovery affects behavior.
- Recommendations and guidance for enhancing systematic reviews of single‐case experimental design research
2026 · Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Offers guidance for improving systematic reviews of single-case experimental research.
- Latency and persistence of renewal in an intensive outpatient clinic
2026 · Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Shows how quickly and how long challenging behavior returns after changes in treatment.
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How to reach out
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