Course List
Program Requirements/Expectations

The Clinical Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis specialization program requires a minimum of 50 semester credits, including 44 credits of classroom-based course work and six credits of practicum. The specialization requires six credits (1000 clock hours) of field-based clinical training held at approved sites. In addition to clinical training, the Applied Behavior Analysis Specialization requires students to complete a thesis (two one-credit courses - BH 406 and BH 506). The curriculum is structured with core classes and electives.  Students may repeat BH 519, BH 520, and BH 521 (Special Topics).  Students may choose to exceed 50 credits if desired.

Required Core Courses

Course Title Credit Hours
BH 400 Introduction to ABA 3
BH 403 Analysis and Treatment of Devlop. Disabilities 
BH 405  Observation & Measurement 
BH 406 Advanced Research Project I  1
BH 407 Conditioning and Learning  3
BH 415 Professional Development I 1
BH 416 Professional Development II 1
BH 423 Psychopathology 3
BH 429 Clinical & Diagnostic Skills I 2
BH 432 Clinical & Diagnostic Skills II 2
BH 443 Diversity in Clinical Psychology 2
BH 445 Professional Ethics and Issues 2
BH 455 Research Methods 3
BH 481 Psychopharmacology 2
BH 493 Advanced Intervention: Behavioral 2
BH 506 Advanced Research Project II 1
BH 512  Psychology of the Lifespan 
BH 529 Behavior Analysis of Instruction  2
BH 591  Practicum I 
BH 592  Practicum II 
BH 593  Practicum III 
   Electives 6
Total M.A. Clinical Psycholog, ABA specialization credits 50

Elective Courses

BH 408 Behavioral Consulting in Organizations 2
BH 425 Intellectual Assessment 3
BH 519 Special Topics I 1
BH 520 Special Topics II 2
BH 521 Special Topics III 3
BH 522 Radical Behaviorism 1
BH 524 Performance Management in Human Services 2
BH 525 Translational Research in ABA 1
BH 526 Seminar Writings in Behavior Analysis 1
BH 527 Analysis & Arrangement of Instructional Content 2
BH 526  Seminal Writings in Behavior Analysis
BH 528  Verbal Behavior
BH 561  Canonical Writings of B.F. Skinner 

Updated:  September 5, 2007