ANTECEDENT INTERVENTIONS
QABA ABAT EXAM STUDY PREP
PART 4 EXAM
Positive Behavior Support (PBS) is defined as: ANSWER A social, behavioral,
educational, and biological science-based intervention technology that
integrates formal systems change tactics with evidence-based practices, with the
dual goals of enhancing an individual's chosen lifestyle choices and decreasing
problematic behaviors
Positive programming is defined as: ANSWER: consists of relaxations,
tolerance, and behavioral alternatives or replacement habits.
• A methodical approach to behavior modification through education
• Involves methodical training to impart better behavioral patterns.
• Is founded on thorough functional analysis and gradually teaches new
behavior.
FBA stands for Functional Behavior Assessment. The cornerstone of PBS, the
process of getting to know the consumer before intervention, and the guidelines
for creating an efficient and successful Behavior Support Plan (BSP)
Every action has a purpose or function, and each individual is different.
You must comprehend the purpose of behavior before implementing any kind
of intervention.
Which PBS features are essential? ANSWER • Wholesome lifestyle
adjustments and enhanced life quality
• Long-term life span perspectives are used when implementing interventions
and supports.
• Interventions have ecological validity; support and intervention tactics need to
be workable, applicable, and successful in real-world contexts.
• Involvement of all parties with a stake in the client's life
• Validity in society:
-Satisfaction and acceptability of the intervention process and its results
QABA ABAT EXAM STUDY PREP
PART 4 EXAM
Positive Behavior Support (PBS) is defined as: ANSWER A social, behavioral,
educational, and biological science-based intervention technology that
integrates formal systems change tactics with evidence-based practices, with the
dual goals of enhancing an individual's chosen lifestyle choices and decreasing
problematic behaviors
Positive programming is defined as: ANSWER: consists of relaxations,
tolerance, and behavioral alternatives or replacement habits.
• A methodical approach to behavior modification through education
• Involves methodical training to impart better behavioral patterns.
• Is founded on thorough functional analysis and gradually teaches new
behavior.
FBA stands for Functional Behavior Assessment. The cornerstone of PBS, the
process of getting to know the consumer before intervention, and the guidelines
for creating an efficient and successful Behavior Support Plan (BSP)
Every action has a purpose or function, and each individual is different.
You must comprehend the purpose of behavior before implementing any kind
of intervention.
Which PBS features are essential? ANSWER • Wholesome lifestyle
adjustments and enhanced life quality
• Long-term life span perspectives are used when implementing interventions
and supports.
• Interventions have ecological validity; support and intervention tactics need to
be workable, applicable, and successful in real-world contexts.
• Involvement of all parties with a stake in the client's life
• Validity in society:
-Satisfaction and acceptability of the intervention process and its results
