PSYCH-395N Behavioral Interventions

This course will prepare students to identify, implement, and maintain effective behavioral interventions in applied settings. Specific objectives will include teaching students to select and implement function-based interventions for the reduction of problem behaviors, skills-based prevention strategies, and a variety of behavioral teaching tactics. Tactics for promoting procedural integrity and facilitating the generalization and maintenance of treatment effects will also be reviewed.

Maximum Enrollment

Standard Course (40)

Credits

1

Prerequisite

Psych/Neuro 201 if the course is to count toward the concentration or minor.

Notes

Open only to participants in the Cooperative Educational Program at the New England Center for Children.