The purpose of the concept maps is to help you visually summarize, organize, and

The purpose of the concept maps is to help you visually summarize, organize, and make connections between the basic concepts and principles you learned throughout the course. Each concept map will be based on the topics/chapters covered up until the week the concept map is due. Every subsequent concept map will build upon the previous concept map; in other words, your concept map will grow as it builds upon the previous concept map. Therefore, you may not delete a previous concept map, as you will need to add to it as you progress through the concept maps.
Here is a short video on what concept mapping is and how to create one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XGQGhli0I0Links to an external site.
Here is a sample concept map (you MAY NOT copy and paste any of the content from these resources, as this would constitute plagiarism and academic dishonesty!):
SAMPLE Concept MapLinks to an external site.
Your concept maps MAY NOT be hand-written or hand-drawn (you are welcome to use Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, or a concept mapping software from the internet)
Topics
Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis
Operant & Respondent Conditioning
Rubric