Liz Kyonka

Liz Kyonka is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at California State University, East Bay. Her research focuses on quantitative and experimental behavior analysis, particularly studying patterns of behavior in contexts such as internet use, temporal learning, and choice behavior. She emphasizes evidence-based methodologies and has contributed to discussions on equitable and inclusive scientific practices.

Research interests include behavioral learning theory, technology's impact on behavior, and the development of rigorous experimental designs. Her work spans both human and animal models, with studies involving pigeons to explore temporal discrimination and decision-making processes.

Recent articles highlight trends in analyzing digital behavior, reinforcer efficacy, and statistical practices in behavioral research. Her publications often address methodological advancements and translational applications of behavioral science.

Dr. Kyonka’s professional contributions include editorial work in academic journals and the establishment of the QAB Lab (qablab.com), which explores quantitative approaches to behavior analysis. She actively promotes best practices in behavioral research design and dissemination.