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ABA 500
EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR
( 3)
This course covers the scientific, conceptual, theoretical, and
philosophical roots of the experimental analysis of behavior.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program,
permission of program
ABA 522
SINGLE SUBJECT RESEARCH
( 3)
This course aims to teach how to critique, design, and analyze single subject
research.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program or permission
of instructor
ABA 533
APPLIED ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR
( 3)
Overview of the application of behavior analysis in education, rehabiliation,
medicine, business, counseling, and therapy across the age range.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program
ABA 555
BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION IN AUTISM
( 3)
Overview of the use of Behavior Analysis in the education, assessment, and
treatment of individuals with autism.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program
ABA 566
BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS
( 3)
Overview of behavioral pediatrics and discusses the role of Behavior
Analysis within this field.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program
ABA 577
BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF BEHAVIOR DISORDERS
( 3)
Overview of the use of Applied Behavior Analysis in the assessment and
treatment of individuals with behavior and emotional disorders.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program
ABA 588
ETHICS AND LEGAL ISSUES IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
( 3)
This course will cover ethical and legal issues related to applied behavior
analysis research and practice.
Prerequisite:
enrollment in the Applied Behavior Analysis program or permission
of instructor
ABA 594
RESEARCH TOPICS
( 1 -15)
Supervised student activities on research projects identified on an individual
or small-group basis.
ABA 594A
RESEARCH TOPICS
( 1 - 3)
Supervised research project in behavior analysis for degree candidates.
Prerequisite: ABA 522
,
ABA 588
, and permission of program
ABA 595
INTERNSHIP
( 1 -18)
Supervised off-campus, nongroup instruction, including field experiences,
practicums, or internships. Written and oral critique of activity required.
Prerequisite:
prior approval of proposed assignment by instructor
ABA 597
SPECIAL TOPICS
( 1 - 9)
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