Maurice Feldman explains to us how the general principles of applied behavioral analysis has led to the creation of some important parenting education programs and a framework around assessing parenting capacity of parents with IDD.

SHOWNOTES & RESOURCES available at:
https://z.umn.edu/parenting-done-differently

Maurice Feldman explains to us how the general principles of applied behavioral analysis has led to the creation of some important parenting education programs and a framework around assessing parenting capacity of parents with IDD. SHOWNOTES & RESOURCES available at: https://z.umn.edu/parenting-done-differently

Maurice Feldman explains to us how the general principles of applied behavioral analysis has led to the creation of some important parenting education programs and a framework around assessing parenting capacity of parents with IDD.

SHOWNOTES &amp; RESOURCES available at:
https://z.umn.edu/parenting-done-differently

Episode 3: Parenting Education and Interventions

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