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Surveying Levels Of Staff Burnout Among Applied Behavior Analysis Practitioners, Marissa Howell
Surveying Levels Of Staff Burnout Among Applied Behavior Analysis Practitioners, Marissa Howell
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) practitioners engage in highly demanding work duties from collaborating with schools and families and navigating funding sources to direct work with clients. Therefore, burnout is a prevalent issue in this field. However, it is infrequently studied in the literature in any of its components, including risk factors, overall levels of burnout, or means to mitigate its effects. The aim of the present study was to survey the levels of burnout among ABA practitioners in Northern California and attempt to identify higher levels of weekly engagement in self-care behaviors as one component in lower burnout scores. The …
A Survey On The Status Of Acceptance And Commitment Training In Rural Northern California, Jacqueline A. Morris
A Survey On The Status Of Acceptance And Commitment Training In Rural Northern California, Jacqueline A. Morris
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
The interest in acceptance and commitment training (ACT) from within the applied behavior analysis (ABA) community has increased as evidenced by recently published literature addressing the need to examine the acceptability and utilization of ACT within ABA. However, there is limited literature on the perspectives of those working in the field of ABA on the use of ACT. In the present study a survey was conducted of ABA practitioners working in rural northern California to evaluate their level of interest in ACT, their perceptions of ACT being within the scope of practice of ABA, and any perceived challenges in developing …