A Guide to Creating Meaningful Supervision Activities and Measures (Standard)

Description

The primary objective of supervising individuals who are accruing supervision hours toward the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) edibility requirements is to provide experiential learning opportunities that target the skills needed to be a successful BCBA. Although the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)’s Supervised Fieldwork Requirements describe acceptable, restricted, and unrestricted activities, it does not provide specific recommendations for activities/assignments that capture meaningful aspects of the BCBA experience. This talk will review the essential objectives of supervision, describe specific activities that target restricted and unrestricted supervision hours, and provide rubrics for evaluating the supervisee’s performance when participating in the recommended activities. The activities/assignments described in this talk are adaptable to any setting/client population within the scope of BCBA supervision.

About the Speaker

Dr. Cody Morris is an Assistant Professor and Graduate Program Director of Applied Behavior Analysis at Salve Regina University. He earned his doctorate in Psychology: Behavior Analysis at Western Michigan University. Cody has presented on various topics related to improving the practice of behavior analysis over 70 times at national, regional, and local conferences and workshops. He has published works in prominent behavior analytic journals, including the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior Analysis in Practice, and the Journal of Organizational Behavior Management. He has served as a Reviewer for multiple behavior analytic journals and a Guest Associate Editor for Perspectives on Behavior Science and Behavior Analysis in Practice. Currently, Cody is the Director of the Executive Board for the Rhode Island Association for Behavior Analysis and the Executive Producer and Host of Behavior Analysis in Practice- The Podcast.