Description
This course focuses on the major types of generalized behavior change and describes the strategies applied behavior analysts use to increase appropriate behaviors, achieve desired stimulus controls, teach new behaviors and decrease problem behaviors. Students will learn to design, implement and evaluate interventions that produce behavior change that continues after the intervention is terminated, appear in relevant settings and/or spread to other behaviors that were not taught directly. This is the final course in the series to prepare students to sit for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) Exam.
Prerequisites: PSYC 207