How BSA Can Help BCBA's Make Macro-Level Changes
Hosted by the Expanding the Scope SIG

1.5 CEUs will be available for attendance

Location: 
Zoom (Login will be emailed prior to the presentation)

Presenters: Kristyn Peterson

Summary:

Curious about systems thinking but not sure where to start? This interactive CEU introduces behavior analysts to the basics of Behavioral Systems Analysis (BSA), a powerful framework for understanding how individual behavior connects to larger organizational outcomes. Through a relatable case study set in a gas station (yes, really!) and practical examples from clinical ABA settings, participants will learn how to spot interlocking behavioral contingencies, identify systems-level influences that impact team performance, and use data to make informed recommendations. This session is designed to make a complex topic accessible, engaging, and immediately relevant to your daily work. Whether you're OBM-curious or just looking for new ways to think about workplace challenges, this is your starting point.

Learning Objectives:

1. By the end of the CE event, participants will identify examples of interlocking behavioral contingencies in their workplace
2. By the end of the CE event, participants will independently identify 3 or more systems-levels influences that negatively impact team performance
3. By the end of the CE event, participants will make basic systems-level recommendations based on visual analysis of systems data
   

Registration: 

AzABA  Members: Free
Non-Members: $15 or $20 for CEU credit