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Author:
Amanda Guld Fisher, Ph.D., BCBA-D
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Level:
Intermediate
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CREDIT(S):
2
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Video:
1 hour 59 minutes
The Traditional Functional Analysis and Recent Modifications to Fit Unique Clinical Needs
This comprehensive training explores the traditional functional analysis (FA) methodology and its evolution over the past 30+ years. Participants will learn how to conduct functional analyses using various modifications tailored to unique clinical settings and needs. The course covers everything from the foundational Iwata protocol to modern brief FA models, latency-based approaches, trial-based methods, and specialized applications in schools, telehealth, and feeding disorders. Ideal for behavior analysts, psychologists, and educators working with challenging behaviors across diverse populations and settings.
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Amanda Guld Fisher, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Amanda Guld Fisher, Ph.D., BCBA-D is a certified behavior analyst (doctoral level) and is currently a professor in the School of Professional and Applied Psychology at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Fisher earned her Masters degree in psychology from the University of North Carolina Wilmington and her doctorate in Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education from the Ohio State University. Amanda first received her board certification in behavior analysis (currently BCBA-D) in March of 2007. She has presented research at local and national conferences in a variety of subject areas including: stimulus equivalence, analysis of verbal behavior, higher education teaching strategies, feeding disorders, functional assessment and treatment of challenging behavior, staff training and supervision.
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