Ethics
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Caring Hearts at the Intersection of Autism and Culture
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Shahla Alai-Rosales.
About the presentation: What are the relations between science, ethics and progress in Applied Behavior Analysis? How does this relate to Autism? To explore this question, we look at the…
Empowering ABA Clients: Evidence-Based Practice, Client Choice, and Right to Habilitation
Course Credits 1.5 Type II Ethics CE Credits
This course is presented by Shannon Biagi.
About the presentation: In this course, we explore the nuanced terrain of ethical decision-making within behavior analysis, particularly in relation to evidence-based practice and client empowerment. Together, we’ll explore the…
Foundations and Applications of ABA Ethics Codes
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Shannon Biagi.
About the presentation: In this CEU course, we will be exploring the core principles of ethics, different ethical paradigms and their application in decision-making, and discussing the importance of understanding…
Practitioner Context and Ethical Decision-Making Processes
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Shannon Biagi.
About the presentation: During this CEU course, we’ll dive into an essential topic for all behavior analysts: ethical decision-making. We’ll be digging into why ethical decision-making processes are so important,…
Analyzing and Developing Systems that Support Ethical Behavior
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Shannon Biagi.
About the presentation: In this course, we will focus on how systems impact our ability to engage in ethical behavior and how we can help develop systems that encourage ethical…
We Belong Together. How Behavior Analysts and Animal Care Professionals Can Help Each Other Improve Welfare
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Barbara Heidenreich.
About the presentation: Contemporary animal training, especially in the zoological community, focuses on improving welfare by teaching animals to cooperate in medical care, to participate in daily care, and by…
Working Upstream
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Patricia Wright.
About the presentation: The intent of applied behavior analysis (ABA) is to improve the human condition. There is an increasing call for ABA to expand its sphere of influence and…
No Such Thing as a Bad Boy: The Circumstances View of Problem Behavior
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Patrick Friman.
About the presentation: Boys Town From the beginning of recorded time human beings have assigned blame to persons who misbehave. The first prominent person to make an alternative case was…
Navigating an Ethical, Behavioral Worldview in Uncharted or Hazardous Waters
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Kimberly Anne Schreck.
About the presentation: Navigating clinical ABA practice can be difficult with ongoing exposure to the variety of non-ABA interventions, marketed and packaged ABA interventions, and newly developed ABA applications. On…
Is There Such a “Thing” as Ethics? What a Contingency Analysis Suggests
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Joe Layng.
1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit About the presentation: Much of the discussion of ethics and ethical behavior begins with what may be referred to as ethical values and principles….
Can Behavior Analysts Behave Ethically?
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Janet Twyman.
This presentation was filmed at the 2021 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: Ethics is said to represent the moral code that guides one’s choices and behaviors;…
Why Animals Need Trainers Who Adhere to the Least Intrusive Principle: Improving Animal Welfare and Honing Trainers’ Skills
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Susan Friedman.
This presentation was filmed at the 2021 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: Negative reinforcement is a bit like a train wreck: You know you should…
Alternative Ethical Considerations for Behavior Analysts
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Andy Bondy.
This presentation was filmed at the 2021 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: This presentation will focus on an examination of the current status of the…
Diversity, Ethics, and Professional Training in behavior Analysis: Current Status and Future Directions
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Brian Conners.
This presentation was filmed at the 2021 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: This presentation will focus on an examination of the current status of the…
The Ethics of Analysis: Prioritizing Safety and Dignity while Striving for Effectiveness
Course Credits 1.0 Type II Ethics CE Credit
This course is presented by Gregory Hanley.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: The conduct of functional analyses with individuals who engage in severe problem…
The Ethical Imperative to Ensure Cultural Competence and Sensitivity among Behavior Analysts
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Mary Jane Weiss.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 Ethics in Professional Practice Conference at Endicott College About the presentation: Behavior analysts are just beginning to operationally define cultural competence and…