From Honors Day to
Exam Prep That Clicks

The journey behind Behavior Celeration — how a UNT behavior analysis honors student, a signed copy of "Don't Shoot the Dog," and two decades of operant principles became an app that finally makes BCBA exam prep feel like it was designed by someone who lived it.

The Timeline

Every chapter built on the last — science, community, and one stubborn belief that exam prep could be better.

2010
UNT Honors Day
Corey Lee Sargent receives honors-day undergraduate recognition in Applied Behavior Analysis at the University of North Texas — home of the nation's first stand-alone Department of Behavior Analysis. A signed copy of Don't Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor becomes a north star.
2010 — 2024
Two Decades in the Field
Precision teaching, fluency-based instruction, and the Standard Celeration Chart become daily tools — not just exam topics. The gap between what the science knows and what exam prep tools offer keeps growing.
2025
The Idea Takes Shape
What if exam prep actually used the science it teaches? Not flashcards with a timer — real precision teaching with SAFMEDS-style sprints, a Standard Celeration Chart, spaced repetition via FSRS-ABA, and programmed instruction with prompt fading through four tiers from full prompt to independent.
2026
Color as Reinforcer
Research on stimulus preference and conditioned reinforcement shapes the feedback design: correct-answer responses are paired with distinct visual signals (color, motion) calibrated to be immediately discriminable. Preference becomes a conditioned reinforcer — not a design choice, a behavioral one.
2026
The Clicker Connection
Karen Pryor's clicker training principle — an event marker that bridges the exact moment of correct behavior and the reinforcer — becomes the app's haptic feedback system. Audio ticks that rise in pitch with your streak. CSS bounce animations on every correct answer. The .click domain name isn't a gimmick — it's the brand operating at the level of the science it teaches.
2026
StreakMeter: Celeration in Miniature
A mini SVG celeration chart that tracks your learning phases — Learning (sessions 1–3), Fluency (4–6), Mastery (7+). Color shifts from ink-faint to brand to ok-glow as you advance. Pulsing endpoint shows current rate. The chart isn't decoration — it's the same Standard Celeration Chart Lindsley designed, scaled to fit your screen.
2026
Every BCBA, BCaBA & RBT Task
Every task in the BCBA (104), BCaBA (90), and RBT (43) test content outlines covered with three programmed-instruction frames each, using 4-tier prompt fading. AI-assisted and machine-checked against the outlines and cited sources; not yet BCBA-reviewed. 711 total frames in the question bank.
2026
Honor System: Exam Failure Discount
If you've failed your exam using other study methods, we honor that. It's an honor system: you certify your attempts under your professional integrity. One failure = a one-time 50% discount, applied automatically at checkout. Two or more failures = free lifetime access after a quick owner review. No interrogation, no judgment — just a data point that helps us understand what the market needs and what gaps exist in current tools.
Now
Behavior Celeration .CLICK!
Built with 🧠 at every level — from the UNT foundation to the Ornith-powered code generation to the Hostinger deployment. Behaviorceleration.click is where precision teaching meets modern web tech. The app is ready. The science is sound. The only question left is: are you ready to click?

What Guides Us

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Science First

Every feature maps to peer-reviewed research. No gamification gimmicks — only principles with decades of evidence behind them.

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Respect the Learner

Honor-system discounts, transparent pricing, and a product that treats every user as a professional — not a conversion metric.

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Behavior Analytic to the Core

The clicker isn't a feature — it's the brand. Color reinforcement isn't decoration — it's a conditioned reinforcer. The .click domain seals it.

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Precision teaching, color reinforcement, and clicker feedback — built for the exam you're studying for.

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