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ED 661 ABA I: Principles and Teaching Strategies

( 3 credits)
Behavior analysis is a natural science approach to the study of human behavior. Behavior analysis has been phenomenally successful in a wide variety of human endeavors, including business and industry, physical therapy, socialization of difficult populations such as adult offenders, those addicted to substances, and children with conduct and oppositional behavior. This class explores how the basic principles of human behavior, such as schedules of reinforcement and response choice, were discovered and current research in the Experimental Analysis of Behavior.

IMPORTANT: Students must have current background checks documents on file with the School of Education. (See Background Checks)