ABA651-01C Concepts and Principles of Behavior Analysis (with Cormac Alastair Macmanus)

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ABA651-01C Concepts and Principles of Behavior Analysis (with Cormac Alastair Macmanus)

This course will teach students to identify, define, and apply the concepts and principles of behavior. Topics covered during this course include an environmental explanation of behavior, respondent, and operant conditioning, contingencies of behavior including reinforcement and punishment, extinction of operant behavior, and verbal behavior. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to define, provide examples of, and apply the basic principles of behavior analysis within the context of clinical and educational programming, as well as read the synthesize relevant literature and incorporate best practices into applied programming.

Prerequisite(s): ABA certificate student

Credit(s):

3

Location:

Remote

Day(s) and Time(s):

Nov 18-Dec 14
W: 5-9p

Availability:

Course is full.
Class Number:13456_Fall2020
Your Price*: $1,725.00

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Remote: Courses that are typically taught face-to-face will be delivered remotely this fall. As opposed to an online course, which requires no live sessions and allows a student to study anytime, a remote course is either: (1) a course with live class sessions delivered via web conferencing, or (2) a course with pre-recorded lectures that a student can watch anytime, typically paired with live discussions sessions. For more detail on the remote format of a specific course, contact the instructor.

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Instructor: Cormac Alastair Macmanus
Email: [email protected]

* Course fees are subject to change.

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