USU Behavior Analysis Coursework
Students are provided broad training in core areas of psychology, research methods, and behavior analysis. Culminating degree is the Ph.D. Students complete all general requirements of the Experimental and Applied Psychological Science program and the required emphasis area courses listed below. In addition, 9 credits of other committee-approved electives are required.
- 6650 Theories of Learning: Behavioral Perspective
- 6700/7700 Single-Subject Design
- 7060 Internship
- 7710 Advanced Single-Subject Design
- 7720 Advanced Behavior Analysis in Educ
Sample electives
- 6810 Psychology of Addictive Behavior
- 6810 Contemporary Behavior Analysis
- 7100 Biological Bases of Behavior
- 7820 Neuropsychology
- 7840 Psychopharmocology