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As applied behavior analysis forms into a profession it is logically developing interest and difficulties uniquely related to the practice of behavior analysis in the school system, mental health system, and developmental disabilities system. This SIG is dedicated to the establishment of behavior analysis as a unique clinical practice. We support federal, local and state initiatives including but not limited to the licensing of behavior analysis.

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All behavior analysts involved in clinical practice, organizational behavior management, or social services. Consumers and others interested in policy, legislation relevant to practice and licensure are also welcome.

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