Matt Law

Richard W. Riley College of Education and Human Sciences
M.S. Applied Behavior Analysis

Dr. Law is an instructor in Applied Behavior Analysis. He has been working in the field of ABA since 2001 and has practiced as a BCBA since 2008. Dr. Law has been an adjunct faculty member in the Applied Behavior Analysis program since 2026. Previously, Dr. Law has researched goal setting, feedback, and (Behavioral Skills Training) BST on staff performance of daily data collection, and BST for visual analysis skills effects on rates of PRN psychotropic medication prescribed by clinicians. The primary areas of Dr. Law's research interests include OBM applications in Service Delivery, Delay Discounting, Effort Discounting, Behavioral Pharmacology, and Acceptance and Commitment Training.

Dr. Law is a doctoral-level BCBA (BCBA-D) who has worked in family homes, schools, communities, supported living homes, developmental centers, and acute psychiatric hospitals with clients ranging in age from 18 months to greater than 70 years old.