PSY 770 - Behavioral Systems Analysis

Credit Hours: 3

Behavioral Systems Analysis (BSA) comes from a synthesis of the fields of behavior analysis and systems analysis and can be defined as the analysis of behavior that occurs in complex and organized social environments. This course will cover applications of BSA in order to promote behavioral solutions to socially significant practices within large social units like organizations and cultures. Applications will focus on settings such as organizations and the culture more broadly from a functional contextual perspective.

Prerequisite: admission to Behavior Analysis and Therapy program or permission of instructor.
Lecture Contact Hours: 3

Typically Offered: Fall Even