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PSY
3960: Autism Pre-Practicum
Spring 2008 Syllabus
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The
Pre-Practicum system is a subsystem of the Behavior Analysis Training
System at Western Michigan University. The purpose
of the Pre-Practicum system is to prepare students prior to their
entrance into the Croyden Practicum, PSY 3570. This preparation
involves training in discrete trial procedures with a specific emphasis
in learning the various components needed to work with children.
Pre-Practicum is a five-week
training course given at the end of the semester prior to the student’s entrance into PSY 3570. The
course uses a lot of hands on activities to facilitate the acquisition
of discrete trial skills.
Blake Grider, Senior System Manager
Kelly Hanlon, Junior System Manager
Scott McPhee, Undergraduate Assistant |
