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PSY 326 - Behavior Modification

3 credits
Study of the principles and techniques of behavior modifications. Covers paradigms of classical and operant conditioning and social modeling. Examines their application in applied behavior analysis and approaches to behavior modification. Student will learn to design behavior modification programs for the modification of habits and addictions, child behavior management and other applied areas. Offered Fall semester. Prerequisite(s): PSY 101 .


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