PSYC 793 - Interventions in Applied Behavior Analysis I

[3 per semester, 3 total]

This intervention sequence is designed to help students develop independent intervention skills relevant to applied behavior analysis. The student will apply behavioral principles and methods to a problem of social importance (e.g., clinical, educational, organizational) by carrying through all stages of a program with a client, from assessment and design through intervention and evaluation of outcome. After designing and implementing the intervention program, the student will describe the methods and outcomes in a presentation and also in a written format appropriate to journals that publish research or clinical investigations in behavior analysis.
Prerequisite: Prerequisites: PSYC 616 and PSYC 693-PSYC 694.
Co- or prerequisite: PSYC 655.