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Increases Behavior
Positive - Give to patient
Negative - Take away from patient
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Data from 152 single obj analyses
Results show diff reponding observating in 95.4%
Soc-neg reinforcement 38.1
Soc-pos reinforcement 25.7
Multivariable 5.3
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IQ negative correlated with behavior problems. More visuals skills less likely to have behavioral problems
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| Behavioral Problems not Psychiatric |
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Aggression, Tantrums, Stereotypy(body rocking, hand flapping)
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APPLIED- behavior w/ soc significance
BEHAVIOR- measured behavior
ANALYSIS- Demonstration of function relation between marnipulative events and behavior
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Antecendent->Reponse->Consequence
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| Basic Operant Contingencies |
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Behavior Increases with Positive and Negative Reinforcement.
Behavior decreases with Positive and Negative punishment.
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Change in enviroment which changes the frequency of the behavior
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Identify the variables that predict and maintain problem behaviors
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| Gather Information- Functional Assesment |
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A) interview
B) observation
C) rating scales
D) functional analysis
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Behavior descriptions
Id events that effect behavior, efficiency of behavior, method of comm., effective reinforcers, fucntional alternatives.
History of behavior & Interventions
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| Observation Method- Event Recording |
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record behavior when they occur. Must be discrete
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| Observation Method- Interval |
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record behavior within space of time
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what happens before and after behavior
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| Observation Method- Scatter Plot |
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combo of event and interval. Check box of time when the behavior occurs
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Procedure in which hypo are tested by manipulating antecedents & consequences to see how they change behavior
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| Steps in Functional Analysis |
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Description analysis in natural condition.
Form hypo of func relation.
Exp in analogue conditions.
Dev., implement, & eval the interventions.
Maintain & generalize of the effect of the intervention
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| Properties of Problem Behaviors |
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Positive - Soc reinforcement
Negative - Soc reinforcement
Positive automatic reinforcement
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| Positive Social Reinforcement
- toys available
- direct child to play with toy
- social disapproval for action |
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Social extinction
Reward appro behavior with soc rewards.
Teach appro request for soc rewards.
Increase rates of non-contingent social attention
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| Negative Social Reinforcement
- Child alone in room
- phys & soc improvised setting
- no interference with target behavior |
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Sensory extinction.
Enviro enrichment.
Functial equivalence training
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| Positive automatic reinforcement
- High demand academic tasks
- present leaning trials
- upon target behavior, therapist terminated trials & turns away |
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Avoidance extinction.
Teach appro escape responses.
Increase reward for task engagement
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| Prevention & Positive behavior support |
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Options in all activies and areas of life.
Provide dev appro activitied and expectations.
Inplement enviro change (Their Choice)
Verbal&other praise.
Review staff behavior.
Know their like/dislike, goals.
Aware med conditions.
Consitant routines.
Simple/ Calm intervention
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show contigent upon occurence of behavior
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Deprovation, Immediacy, Satiation, Consistency
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| Strategies - Shaping/Fading |
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Create behaviors by using existing behavior to get to desired behavior.
Fade out earlier prompts when desired behavior is approached.
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| Strategies - Modeling/Imitation |
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demonstration(model) of desired behavior to initiate imitation
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sign paper for rewards and consequences for behaviors
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| Procedures to decrease behavior |
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Decisions on prof and sci lit.
Least restrictive strategy used.
Therapist must be familiar w/ procedures.
Indiv Program team decides level of intervention.
Program outlines.
Consent signed.
Data colleged.
Team reivews data
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w/hold reinforcement from previously reinforced behavior.
Soc- extinct of soc reinforcers.
Senory- extinct of intrinsic rein.
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Term
| Different Reinforcement - DRO |
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Other behavior- dont do the act asked upon
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| Different Reinforcement - DRI |
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Incompatible - find way to help own cause
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| Different Reinforcement - DRA |
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alternative- different way to get what they want
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| Different Reinforcement - DRL |
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Low Rates- less use of something.
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| Punishment Procedures - Time Out |
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Non-exlusionary - in room, cant participate.
Exclusionary- removed from group completely
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| Punishment Procedures - Reponse Cost |
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loss of specific amount of reinforcement occurs upon occurence of innappro behavior
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| Punishment Procedures - Overcorrection |
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Restitution - indiv puts state back to they way it originally was.
Positive Practice- engage repeatly in appro behavior
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Learns only what not to do.
Suppresses behavior, not eliminate.
May be emo rxns.
Potential for abuse.
Negaive Modeling.
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