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1. Define the target behavior
2. identify functional relations between the target behavior and its antecedents and consequences
3. identify an effective intervention for changing the target behavior |
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| the behavior to be changed by an intervention to make it occur more or less frequently |
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| Identifying Functional Relations |
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| the relation between the target behavior and what happens before and after |
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The process of testing hypotheses about the functional relations among antecedents, target behavior and consequences
begins with the observation of the client and reveals the relationship between the target behavior and environment |
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Method of recording behavior rates. Record each and every occurrence over a period. Usually half hour to hour, multiple times.
Good if behavior isn't too frequent because difficult to keep count. |
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Record WHETHER a behavior occurs over a series of short intervals.
Good for very frequent behavior |
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Basically Baseline-Intervention-Baseline-Intervention
Repeated the way it is so you can try to see if some third variable coincidentally messed with shit the first time |
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| Different situations same intervention. Just different baselines. |
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