PSYC 5930 - Practicum in Behavior Analysis

3 unit(s)

The course consists of supervised experience in the assessment and modification of behavior with various types of clients. Activities will include assessment interviews and observations, analysis of controlling variables within the immediate environment of the client, assessment of resources for change, and the implementation and evaluation of behavior change procedures. Students will give oral presentations and evaluation to the faculty supervisor and fellow practicum students on a regular basis during case conferences. The typical client will be from a family counseling agency; a developmentally delayed child or young adult living in the family residence or group home; or a patient in a psychiatric facility. Addresses ABAI accreditation content requirements.

Prerequisites: PSYC 5055, 5080, and 5750 or 5090, classified graduate standing and be approved for practicum placement by instructor.

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