What is behavior?
Anything a person says or does?
What is Behavior?
What happens right before a behavior
What is an antecedent?
The four reasons behavior occurs
What is escape, attention, tangible, or sensory?
Data collected to figure out why behavior occurs
What is ABC data?
A consequence that increases behavior
What is reinforcement?
A test used to determine if something is truly a behavior.
What is the Dead Man's Test?
The observable action the person does
What is the behavior?
Behavior used to get out of doing something
What is escape?
Poor sleep, illness, or changes in routine are examples of this
What are setting events?
A consequence that decreases behavior
What is punishment?
Behavior must be able to be seen and counted
What is observable and measurable behavior?
What happens right after the behavior
What is a consequence?
Behavior used to gain focus from others
What is attention?
Why multiple ABC samples should be collected
What is to identify patterns and true function?
Stopping reinforcement for a behavior
What is extinction?
Behavior is described without judgment like “bad” or “good”
What does it mean that behavior is neutral?
Prior events that increase the likelihood of behavior
What is a setting event?
Behavior used to get an item or activity
What is access to tangibles?
A common antecedent that often triggers behavior
What are demands, transitions, or being told “no”?
A temporary increase in behavior when extinction starts
What is an extinction burst?
Behavior that matters because of its effect on the environment
What is socially significant behavior?
The full data sequence used to understand behavior
What are Antecedent–Behavior–Consequence (ABC) data?
Behavior that feels good or removes discomfort
What is sensory?
A tool using tally marks to track behavior across time
What is frequency or time sampling data?
Interventions used before behavior occurs
What are antecedent (preventative) interventions?