NUST has successfully completed the “Foundations of Adaptive Behaviour Analysis” course, providing participants with vital, evidence-based strategies for understanding and influencing human behaviour. The course, led by Dr. Siddrah Irfan, Assistant Professor at DBS and Principal Investigator at the NUST Behavioural Sciences Lab (NBSL), offered an interactive and practical approach to behavioural science education.
Participants in the program were introduced to key concepts in adaptive behaviour analysis, with a strong focus on applying theoretical knowledge through hands-on learning experiences. The initiative aimed to empower attendees with practical tools for assessing behaviour and implementing effective change strategies across various settings.
Organizers credit the program’s success to the collaborative efforts of trainers, the engagement of participants, and the dedication of the organizing team, all of whom contributed to creating a meaningful and impactful learning environment.
