Make it Measurable
Pick the Plan
Behaviors
Check the Data
Treatment Side Effects
100

Intervention goals should describe behavior that can be seen and measured.

Observable and measurable 

100

Intervention selection should begin with the results of this.

An assessment

100

A behavior taught in place of problem behavior is called this.

Replacement behavior

100

RBTs collect this to show whether behavior is changing.

Data

100

A temporary increase in problem behavior when extinction first begins is called this.

Extinction burst

200

“Remain seated during independent work for 10 consecutive minutes” is an example of this type of goal.

Measurable goal

200

Client likes and dislikes are called these.

Preferences


200

Teaching a client to ask for a break instead of hitting is an example of this procedure.

FCT

200

Following a treatment plan correctly is called this

Treatment integrity 

200

Aggression, emotional responding, or new behaviors may be examples of these.

Unwanted side effects

300

Frequency, duration, and percentage are examples of this part of a goal.

Measurement system
300

A treatment should be supported by this, not just someone's opinion.

Research

300

The replacement behavior should help the client access the same thing as the problem behavior. This is called the behavior's _____.

Function

300

Level, trend, and variability can be viewed on this.

A graph

300

Staff should continue following this when problem behavior increases during treatment

Treatment plan

400

The amount of behavior required for the goal to be considered met is called this.

Performance criterion

400

Staff training and available materials can affect whether a plan will do this.

Work in the setting

400

Staff should provide this after the client uses the replacement behavior correctly.

Reinforcement

400

Before deciding a treatment is not working, staff should make sure the plan was implemented this way.

Correctly/as written

400

When a behavior that previously decreased comes back, this is called this.

Relapse
500

Target behavior, measurement system, performance criterion, and relevant context are the four parts of this.

Well-written goal

500

RBTs should implement treatment plans this way.

As written

500

If the replacement behavior takes too much effort, the client may return to this.

Problem behavior

500

RBTs should report concerns about treatment or changes in client behavior to this person.

The BCBA

500

Teaching and practicing skills with different people and in different settings can help support this.

Generalization