Refers to a variety of direct, empirical methods for presenting one or more stimuli
contingent on a target response and measuring their effectiveness as reinforcers.
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Reinforcer Assessment
,Ask informants to estimate the extent to which behavior occurs under specified
conditions, using a Likert scale; develop hypotheses about function of behavior
based on scores
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Behavior Rating Scales
An intervention in which a person is required to perform a response that is not
topographically related to the problem behavior.
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Contingent Exercise
Refers to the behavior-stimulus change relation that occurs without the presentation
of consequences by other people; occurs independent of social mediation of others
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Automatic Reinforcement
Behaviors result in access to reinforcing materials or other stimuli
Problem behaviors may develop when they consistently produce a desired
event/item
Often occurs because providing the item temporarily stops the problem behavior
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, Tangible Reinforcement
1. Continuous measurement using precise measures
2. Correlations may reflect causal relations
3. Do not disruption to individual's routine
4. Assessment conducted in context in which problem behavior occurs
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Advantages of ABC Recording
ABC continuous recording
Narrative recording
Scatterplot Recording
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Types of Descriptive FBA
1. Single Stimulus
2. Paired-Stimulus
3. Free Operant
4. Multiple Stimulus with Replacement
5. Multiple Stimulus without Replacement
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contingent on a target response and measuring their effectiveness as reinforcers.
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Reinforcer Assessment
,Ask informants to estimate the extent to which behavior occurs under specified
conditions, using a Likert scale; develop hypotheses about function of behavior
based on scores
Give this one a try later!
Behavior Rating Scales
An intervention in which a person is required to perform a response that is not
topographically related to the problem behavior.
Give this one a try later!
Contingent Exercise
Refers to the behavior-stimulus change relation that occurs without the presentation
of consequences by other people; occurs independent of social mediation of others
Give this one a try later!
Automatic Reinforcement
Behaviors result in access to reinforcing materials or other stimuli
Problem behaviors may develop when they consistently produce a desired
event/item
Often occurs because providing the item temporarily stops the problem behavior
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, Tangible Reinforcement
1. Continuous measurement using precise measures
2. Correlations may reflect causal relations
3. Do not disruption to individual's routine
4. Assessment conducted in context in which problem behavior occurs
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Advantages of ABC Recording
ABC continuous recording
Narrative recording
Scatterplot Recording
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Types of Descriptive FBA
1. Single Stimulus
2. Paired-Stimulus
3. Free Operant
4. Multiple Stimulus with Replacement
5. Multiple Stimulus without Replacement
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