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Course No: PSYC.5660-031; SIS Class Nbr: 5558; SIS Term: 3010
Course Status: Open
This course covers the purpose, rationale and methods used in conducting and interpreting functional analyses of challenging, or "maladaptive", behaviors (self-injury, stereotypy, aggression). It also describes the full range of behavioral procedures used to decrease or eliminate these behaviors, with emphasis placed on ethical interventions and the desirability of least restrictive and non-aversive strategies.
Related Programs: Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis: BCaBA Coursework Preparation
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