Applied Behavior Analysis MS

Identify and use the most effective behavior change procedures within applicable ethical standards

Explain and behave in accordance with the philosophical assumptions of behavior analysis, such as the lawfulness of behavior, empiricism, experimental analysis, and parsimony.

Define and provide examples of behavioral principles, processes and concepts (annual).

Identify and address practical and ethical considerations in using various experimental designs (annual).

Interpret and base decision-making on data displayed in various formats (annual).

Make recommendations regarding outcomes and intervention strategies based upon such factors as: client preferences and culture, task analysis, current repertoires, supporting environments, constraints, social validity, assessment results and best available scientific evidence (annual).