In this course students will expand their understanding of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) by learning how to design and evaluate behaviorally-based programs that address adaptive (e.g., self-care), communication (e.g., naturalistic strategies; verbal behavior), social (e.g., initiations), and other related skills (e.g., self-management) in persons with or at-risk for disabilities. Also, students will receive instruction on coaching and training adults.

In this course students will expand their understanding of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) by learning how to design and evaluate behaviorally-based programs that address adaptive (e.g., self-care), communication (e.g., naturalistic strategies; verbal behavior), social (e.g., initiations), and other related skills (e.g., self-management) in persons with or at-risk for disabilities. Also, students will receive instruction on coaching and training adults.