To FBA or FA - That Is The Question?
What's the difference between FA and FBA?
What is an FBA identifies variables that are present (correlated) in the 3 term contingency of the target bx
What is FA entails an experimental analysis of variable causation and control
Benefiting others, behaving with integrity, compassion, and competence
What is the core principles
Objective, measurable, and observable that includes onset/offset criteria is developed in this stage
What is Stage 2 - Defining a target behaviour
This part of the FBA views the behaviour
What is direct assessments
What is Section 1 – Responsibility as a Professional (1.12 – giving/receiving gifts)
Rating scales, checklists, and interviews or viewing the behaviour in the natural environment
What is Stage 3 - Baseline
A student speaks out a lot in class. The teacher tells the students to work quietly while they mark at their desk. What condition is being tested?
What is positive reinforcement in the form of social attention and/or attention condition
Who do the core principles and the code of ethics apply too?
What is RBT's, BCaBA's, and BCBA's
Can the target behaviour be measured in some way might be a question to ask the stakeholders
What is Stage 1 - Intake?
Preferred activity or toys return to individual when behaviour occurs
What is tangible condition
“Ethics," from a behavioural perspective, refers to
Certain standards of behaviour that are developed by a culture and that promote the survival of that culture
Find your SD
What is Stage 2 - Defining a target behaviour
Break from task provided when behaviour occurs
What is escape condition
A major commission of the APA regarding ethics
Follow the ethics codes and standards of their professions
Checking on a behaviour weekly vs. checking on a behaviour every few months
What is Stage 4 - Treatment vs. Stage 5 - Maintenance