Multiculturalism and Diversity in Applied Behavior Analysis

Brian M. Conners, Ph.D., BCBA, maintains a private practice, Brian Conners, BCBA, LLC, and is a senior faculty associate in the special education and applied behavior analysis programs at Seton Hall University. Shawn T. Capell, M.S., BCBA, LBA, is owner of Covenant 15:16 LLC, and maintains an adjunct faculty position in the applied behavior analysis program at Seton Hall University.

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Multiculturalism and Diversity: Issues in the Field of Applied Behavior Analysis; Chapter 2: ADDRESSING Cultural Complexities; Chapter 3: Standards for Culturally Sensitive Practice of Applied Behavior Analysis; Chapter 4: Applied Behavior Analysis Within the African American Community; Chapter 5: Latinos in Applied Behavior Analysis: We Have a Long Way to Go; Chapter 6: Applied Behavior Analysis with Indigenous Populations; Chapter 7: Culturally Tailored ABA Treatments for Asian American Clients and Families; Chapter 8: Applied Behavior Analysis with Arab-Muslim Populations: The Importance of Cultural Awareness; Chapter 9: Clinical Competence and Social Validity: Special Issues in Serving LGBTQIA Clients and Their Allies; Chapter 10: Cultural Incompetency in ABA Service Delivery Models: Implications for Behavior Analysts; Chapter 11: Creating a Culturally Competent Clinical Practice; Chapter 12: Cultural Accommodations in Caregiver Training; Chapter 13: Accounting for Cultural Differences to Make Parent Training More Socially Significant; Chapter 14: How to Integrate Multiculturalism and Diversity: Sensitivity into the Training and Ethical Skill Set of Behavior Analysts; Chapter 15: Examining Cross Cultural Supervision in Applied Behavior Analysis; Chapter 16: Multiculturalism and Diversity Issues in Applied Behavior Analysis: Where Do We Go From Here?