Behavior Reduction Plan
A detailed description of any challenging /problematic behaviors.
A. Behavior Reduction Plan
B. Direct Reduction Plan
C. Individualized Reduction Plan
What is a A (Behavior Reduction Plan)?
Functions of behavior:
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What is Escape, Attention, Access to Tangibles, Automatic/Sensory
Reinforcing any behavior, except the target behavior during a period of time.
Raising hand, Taking turns, Staying in seat and not reinforcing Yelling out answers
What is Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior?
Signals availability of reinforcement and can change or manipulate the behavior.
What is an SD?
The Crisis Plan should be located in the __________.
A. Phone
B. Suitcase
C. Binder
D. Trashcan
What is C (Binder)?
Essentials Components of a Behavior Reduction Plan
A. Introduction/Background Info
B. Description of Behaviors
C. Hypothesized Functions
D. All of the Above
What is D (All of the Above)?
What is the function: Swiper swipes PEAK binder off desk when Dora presented him with a demand.
What is Escape?
Reinforcing a functionally equivalent behavior to the target behavior.
Manding for Break, Manding for Help
What is Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior?
___________ Operations increase the effectiveness of the reinforcer while _____________ Operations decrease the effectiveness of the reinforcer.
What is Establishing, Abolishing?
If there is a crisis situation and you need more guidance on how to handle it, you should contact your __________.
A. Parents
B. Partner
C. BCBA
D. Doctor
What is BCBA?
Essentials Components of a Behavior Reduction Plan
A. Systems of Reinforcement
B. Measurement Systems
C. Reaction Strategies
D. All of the Above
What is D (All of the Above)?
What is the function: Plankton will engage in property destruction until he is able to have the Crabby Patty formula.
What is Access to Tangible?
Reinforcing a topographically incompatible with the target behavior while withholding reinforcement from the target behavior.
Stacking blocks instead of lip picking
What is Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior?
A. Changing Antecedent
B. Antecedent Modification
C. Antecedent Behavior Consequence
D. None of the Above
What is B (Antecedent Modification)?
T/F: When you, the learner, or another person is in danger, you should be familiar with the protocol to deescalate the situation.
What is True?
T/F: Functionally Equivalent Replacement Behaviors is not an essential component of a behavior reduction plan.
What is False?
What is the function: Stewie will verbally and repetitively say "mom", "ma", "mommy" until Lois answers him.
What is Attention?
Gradually decreasing occurrences of behavior that occur too frequently.
Picking nose
What is Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates?
EO (establishing operation) or AO (abolishing operation):
Skipping lunch and being hungry. Food is a/an _____.
Drinking soda before eating and not being hungry. Food is a/an _____.
What is EO, AO?
Would this be a crisis or emergency:
Y/N: Abu runs out of the room and into the school's parking lot whenever Aladdin presents a demand.
What is Yes?
T/F: Antecedent Prevention Strategies is an essential component of a behavior reduction plan.
What is True?
What is the function: Bluey will gently tap head repetitively when playing with Bingo.
What is Automatic/Sensory?
Gradually increasing occurrences of behavior that occur too infrequently.
Hand washing
What is Differential Reinforcement of High Rates?
Withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior.
What is Extinction?
Would this be a crisis or emergency:
Y/N: Stewie begins to use inappropriate language (swearing) when you tell him to wait for his turn.
What is No?