Who Gets What?
CCP is rooted in this type of practice, proven effective through scientific research rather than anecdotal evidence.
What is Evidence based practice?
This approach to client interactions seeks to support open dialogue and let's the client know you're listening. We're not talking about boat paddles
What is O.A.R.S?
These two ways can be used to sanction undesirable behavior, almost like it's sibling reinforcement but not quite.
What are add something they don't like, or remove something they do like?
When completing a CBA for a risky behavior, your client should have these as it relates to listed pros and cons
**DAILY DOUBLE***
What are more short term pros but long term cons.
Applying interventions to higher-risk clients, targeting criminogenic needs, and using approaches that match client characteristics make up these three principles of effective intervention.
What are risk, need, responsivity
These are the two ways to reinforce a positive behavior. Sometimes is just simple math
What is add a positive or subtract a negative?
Of the seven cycles of a crisis, this has been identified as the ideal time to intervene
What is the trigger?
These are the three steps to Problem Solving
What are identify the problem and goal, brainstorm options and select the best one, plan and try the solution?
Units of Service That Target a Criminogenic Need Using Evidence Based Interventions
What is Dosage?
These three steps are required in order to effectively provide social reinforcement
**DAILY DOUBLE***
What are immediately tell the person you like the positive behavior exhibited, explain why you like it, and encourage the person to think about the behavior is desirable and what are some short/long term benefits of continuing the behavior.
These two types make up effective modeling. No runway is needed
What are general and specific modeling?
In the Behavior Chain, this is identified as what leads to client actions
What are Thoughts?