9 courses with the subject APBA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
APBA 500Behavior Change Procedures I3
The application of key concepts of the science of behavior and applied behavior analysis and understanding of ethical implications. Focus on implementation of instructions, behavior change techniques, and modification procedures
The introduction to the assessment and measurement tools that are utilized to assess behaviors and the academic, social, and adaptive functioning of individuals. Emphasis on evaluating the need for behavior analytic services, client assessments, and progress monitoring.
APBA 513Basic Concepts and Principles in Behavior Analysis3
Discussion of traditional and contemporary intervention strategies. Special emphasis on evidence-based practices and application to real-world scenarios.
This course discusses the ethical and legal issues encountered by licensed professionals in the field of Behavior Analysis, including ethical decision-making models, and legalities of the profession, ethical principles, professional codes of ethics, identifying and resolving ethical dilemmas. This course will cover important ethical issues in the mental health field.
The introduction of supervision, personnel management, and interpersonal collaboration. Emphasis on the role and nature of the supervision process, effective training, and strategies for performance improvement. Specific attention will be paid to the supervisory role of a BCBA.
APBA 530Measurement, Data, and Experimental Design3
This course covers advanced measurement, data display, analysis, and experimental design specific to ethical research of human behavior as applicable to the field of the Applied Behavior Analysis. There is an emphasis on operational definitions, behavioral assessment, graphing an interpretation of data, and application of behavioral research designs.
Advanced discussion of the principles and application of verbal behavior. Expands students’ abilities to engage professionally in more complex behavioral situations.
