PSYC 2220

Behavior Modification

Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Describes the basic psychological principles underlying such empirically-validated procedures as applied behavior analysis (ABA) for autism spectrum disorders and cognitive behavioral therapy for major depressive disorder. Detailed descriptions are provided of how to implement behavioral procedures with diverse populations. Addresses practical, theoretical, and ethical issues raised by the application of behavioral procedures. Students will learn to apply behavior modification procedures to address topics of interest such as time management and study skills, nutrition and exercise habits, shyness and public speaking anxiety.

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