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2023-2024 General/Graduate Catalog - Expires August 2029 [Archived Catalog]

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ABA 640G - Foundations of Assessment and Research

This course will review some of the basic assumptions and characteristics that define the field. The material covered in this course will prepare students for board certification in Applied Behavior Analysis and/or to conduct their own research projects. Course content supports the social work value of social justice to provide professional services to persons with disabilities and other individuals requiring behavioral interventions. 

Registration Restriction: Admission to the Graduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis or the Master of Arts in Disability Studies: Applied Behavior Analysis, or permission of instructor.
Prerequisites: Completion of ABA 610G - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis I . Completion or concurrent enrollment in ABA 630G - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis II . 
Credit(s): 3
When Offered: Online


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