The course equips learners to apply advanced behavior-analytic principles to communication, skill development, reinforcement, measurement, research, and everyday clinical practice.

Learners develop the ability to select functionally equivalent replacement behaviors, implement communication interventions, arrange effective reinforcement contingencies, and account for variables that influence treatment outcomes.

Major topics include PECS, verbal behavior, reinforcement schedules and effectiveness, reinforcement history, statistics and hypothesis testing, advanced measurement, and behavioral applications in pediatric and everyday settings.

The course also develops practical skills in designing interventions, evaluating reinforcers, interpreting behavioral and statistical data, selecting appropriate measurement systems, and translating evidence into data-based clinical decisions.

Please note: Access duration is 6 months from the date of purchase.