ABA 515 - Experimental Design, Measurement, and Interpretation

This course will provide an overview of behavioral measurement, single-subject research designs, and methods of data analysis. Key learning objectives include, but are not limited to, the use of single-subject research methodology within applied behavior analysis, measurement, data display, and research ethics. Multiple practical application activities are embedded in the course to ensure transfer of knowledge to real world practice contexts, including providing students with a framework for practical applications of research methodology to examine the efficacy of interventions. This course aligns with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s (BACB®) 6th edition test content outline (TCO) and focuses primarily within the measurement, data display, and interpretation and experimental design sections. Other key elements from the TCO will be included throughout the course as well.

Prerequisites & Notes
ABA 511, ABA 513

(Cr: 3)