Ethics
CPP&SP
What is an FBA?
Functional Behaviour Assessment - why does the individual do what they do?
What is the ONE skill that you want to ensure that your staff have?
How to build rapport/relationship with individuals.
What are strategies that are good for all?
Universal Strategies.
What do you do now that you are finally a trained clinician?
FALSE - you are never done learning. Muhahahaha.
What model do we use when working with individuals with challenging and/or dangerous behaviour?
Positive Behaviour Support
Give an example of a topography for Hitting?
is defined as when the individual with either hand uses a closed fist/open palm to make non-consensual contact with another person's body in a manner that does or has the potential to cause pain.
What is an ecological strategy and what are the three types of strategies we use?
Use competency-based training.
What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?
Positive is adding a preferred where negative is removing a non-preferred.
What sets the PBS model apart from other models of "behaviour modification"?
It is most ethical as it prioritizes assessment and a multi-element behaviour support.
How do we document incident severity and why is it important?
Severity Scales.
To "match" the severity to the programmatic response.
What makes a focused support strategy different from ecological or reactive?
It is a short-term crutch and it does not worry about the consequences of response (reinforcement).
How do you ensure fidelity of programming?
(1) OBSERVATION - be present
(2) Data Analysis
Number of cat inspired tattoos that Jazz has.
What is 4.
Bonus points for 2 dragons (cats of sky)!
What are the 4 components needed to be a good clinician (and make good clinical decisions)?
- Self-Assessment
- Clinical Expertise
- Critical Thinking
- Ethical Decision Making
What are the 4 mandatory components of a functional behaviour assessment?
File review, functional behaviour assessment (Kansas/BAG), Interviews (MA or AFA), and observations.
What are the 4 types of strategies that we use (from the multi-element behaviour support framwork)?
- Ecological
- Positive Programming
- Focused Support
- Reactive Strategies
What are the 3 tiers in three-tiered training?
Verbal, Role-Play, Real Life
Name 2 models that we use with PBS?
- Harm Reduction
- Trauma Informed Care
- Person-Centred Thinking
- Maslow's Hierarchy
- Developmental Model
Comprehensive Behaviour Support Plan.
What are the 5 types of analyses required for a functional assessment (from functional assessment worksheet)?
Description of behaviour, antecedent analysis, consequenence analysis, ecological analysis, and context of behaviour.
What is the first thing we do when we recognize the use or the need to use a restrictive procedure?
CORE GROUP MEETING!!!
What do you do when you've finished writing your CBSP?
FALSE - a CBSP is never done. Muhahaha.
When I was a young boy...
My father took me into the city, to see a marching band.