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ABA Students Share Results of Field Work Projects at 2022 Poster Expo
ABA faculty and students at 2022 Community Applications of Behavior Analysis Poster Expo
On April 27, 2022 ABA masters student shared their practicum case studies during the first face to face Community Applications of Behavior Analysis (CABA) event since the COVID-19 pandemic. CABA is an annual event in which masters students end the Spring semester with an opportunity to showcase their applications of behavioral principles learned in class to their clients under the guidance of their practicum supervisors. One of our community partners, sponsored a catered lunch from Pepo鈥檚 Caf茅 which was enjoyed by our students, faculty, and community partners.
During the event, thirty-eight first- and second-year masters students shared their case studies conducted in the community. Doctoral students and faculty served as reviewers in which students鈥� presentations were assessed and graded using a standard measure of quality. Case studies focused on a variety of socially significant issues including toilet training, self-management, and using differential reinforcement procedures to reduce screaming and increase transitions between classroom activities.
CABA 2022: ABA masters student shared their practicum case studies during the first face to face Community Applications of Behavior Analysis (CABA) event since the COVID-19 pandemic.
ABA Faculty (l to r): Heather Zerger, PhD; Ray Miltenberger, PhD; Meka McCammon, PhD; Kwang-Sun Cho Blair, PhD; Anthony Concepcion, PhD; Kim Crosland, PhD; Catia Cividini-Motta, PhD; Byron Miller, PhD; Sarah Bloom, PhD; and Jesse DePaolo, PhD.
CABA 2022: Arturo Garcia, ABA PhD candidate served as reviewer for student presentations.
CABA 2022: ABA Facuty Anthony Concepcion, PhD and Meka McCammon, PhD assess student presentations.