Behavioral Psychology Interventions Introduction
Gain a strong understanding of psychological principles and practice applying the principles to shape behavior.
- Be able to offer practical behavioral tactics for many settings
- Sharpen your problem-solving skills
- Build your scholarly writing ability
- Learn to assess and address behavioral challenges
- Complete the 40-hr training required to become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
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BYU-Idaho Graduate Salaries
Graduates with this emphasis typically enter the workforce with starting salaries between $46,000 and $63,000 as certified behavior technicians in private clinics and school districts. Your earning potential increases significantly with board certification and experience in behavioral health management where senior professionals in Idaho often exceed $85,000 annually.
Common Career Paths
You will be prepared for impactful roles as a registered behavior technician or behavior interventionist within developmental disability agencies and K 12 special education programs. This degree also provides the foundational principles of behavior change required to excel in animal training or organizational support roles within the corporate sector.
Preparation for Grad School
This emphasis provides a rigorous academic foundation for students pursuing a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis or advanced degrees in occupational and speech therapy. You will graduate with the specialized knowledge and clinical hours necessary to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst or pursue doctoral studies in school psychology.
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