Types of Treatment Programs
In this approach a single target, or pattern, is addressed for a single session or a week or more.
What is Cyclically Structured Treatment Program?
This type of intervention/therapy is different from drill because you include an antecedent motivational event (e.g., card games, roll of dice).
What is Drill Play?
This effect is when the client improves because he or she becomes convinced that the particular treatment he or she is receiving is working.
What is the Hawthorne Effect?
The behaviors the clinician has targeted for the client.
What are Responses?
A strategy in which one of two goals or targets are trained to some performance criterion before proceeding to another target
What is Vertically Structured Treatment Program?
Type of intervention style in which the clinician arranges the activities so that the target responses occur as a natural component of the activity.
What is Play?
This effect is well-known and is the improvement results from the fact that any intervention is being applied.
What is the Placebo Effect?
This is the third aspect of the temporal sequence for instruction. It also occurs following a particular response and usually is labeled as punishment or reinforcement.
This strategy is also known as training broad, and is used by the clinician to address multiple goals in each session
What is Horizontally Structured Treatment Program?
The type of therapy that relies heavily on the clinician presenting some form of antecedent instructional events following by client responses.
What is Drill?
This is the effect in which the client responds positively to signals and/or interactions with the clinician so that change occurs.
What is the Pygmalion Effect?
The stimulus events presented during or just prior to a response.
What is Antecedent Events?