Sara Peck

Sara Peck is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Western New England University, specializing in Behavior Analysis. Her research focuses on interventions to improve adaptive decision-making and their clinical translation, particularly in contexts involving response effort and delayed rewards. She teaches courses across undergraduate, master's, and PhD levels, including Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and Statistics for Behavior Analysts.

• Education: BA in Psychology (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts), Ph.D. in Psychology (Behavior Analysis) from Utah State University

Her research program explores the intersection of behavioral science and technology through applications of AI in ABA, remote behavioral services, and innovative methodologies for single-subject designs. She emphasizes practical applications through activity schedules and choice-based interventions.

Peck's professional work spans academic teaching and clinical practice domains, integrating statistical rigor with ethical considerations in behavioral analysis. She contributes to the field through both educational leadership and translational research approaches.