ABA602 Processes of ABA
Lead Faculty: Dr. Bill Matthew, PhD, BCBA-D, NCSP
Course Description
This course focuses on the fundamental aspects of behavior change strategies and tactics, such as stimulus control and the nature of reinforcing and aversive stimuli and their properties, and how these properties influence behavior change processes. Basic and applied empirical research demonstrating these strategies are covered.
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze the basic behavioral principles and procedures used for increasing behavior using positive and negative reinforcement strategies & tactics.
- Assess the basic behavioral principles and procedures for reducing behavior.
- Compare and contrast basic behavioral principals and procedures used for teaching new behavior.
- Integrate basic behavioral principles and procedures for changing behavior into antecedent control strategies and tactics.
- Analyze the major BACB® Third Edition Task List concepts.
