999:(DTT). The treatment is done at home with parents involved, and the curriculum is highly individualized with a heavy emphasis on teaching eye contact, fine and gross motor imitation, academics, and language. The use of aversives and reinforcement were used to motivate learning and reduce non-desired behaviors. Early development of the therapy in the 1960s involved use of electric shocks, scolding, and the withholding of food. By the time the children were enrolled in this study, such aversives were abandoned, and a loud "no", electric shock, or slap to the thigh were used only as a last resort to reduce aggressive and self-stimulatory behaviors. The outcome of this study indicated 47% of the experimental group (9/19) went on to lose their autism diagnosis and were described as indistinguishable from their typically developing adolescent peers. This included passing general education without assistance and forming and maintaining friendships. These gains were maintained as reported in the 1993 study, "Long-term outcome for children with autism who received early intensive behavioral treatment". Lovaas' work went on to be recognized by the US Surgeon General in 1999, and his research were replicated in university and private settings. The "Lovaas Method" went on to become known as early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI).
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In order to consider something to fall under the spectrum of analytic, it must demonstrate a functional relationship and it must be provable. Baer et al. outline two methods that may be used in applied settings to demonstrate control while maintaining ethical standards. These are the reversal design and the multiple baseline design. In the reversal design, the experimenter first measures the behavior of choice, introduces an intervention, and then measures the behavior again. Then, the intervention is removed, or reduced, and the behavior is measured yet again. The intervention is effective to the extent that the behavior changes and then changes back in response to these manipulations. The multiple baseline method may be used for behaviors that seem irreversible. Here, several behaviors are measured and then the intervention is applied to each in turn. The effectiveness of the intervention is revealed by changes in just the behavior to which the intervention is being applied.
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procedures, as many punishment procedures are deemed unethical and in many states prohibited. Nonetheless, extinction procedures must be implemented with utmost care by professionals, as they are generally associated with extinction bursts. An extinction burst is the temporary increase in the frequency, intensity, and/or duration of the behavior targeted for extinction. Other characteristics of an extinction burst include an extinction-produced aggression—the occurrence of an emotional response to an extinction procedure often manifested as aggression; and b) extinction-induced response variability—the occurrence of novel behaviors that did not typically occur prior to the extinction procedure. These novel behaviors are a core component of
2060:). This formulation should include a thorough functional assessment, a skills assessment, a sequential analysis (behavior chain analysis), an ecological assessment, a look at existing evidenced-based behavioral models for the problem behavior (such as Fordyce's model of chronic pain) and then a treatment plan based on how environmental factors influence behavior. Some argue that behavior analytic case formulation can be improved with an assessment of rules and rule-governed behavior. Some of the interventions that result from this type of conceptualization involve training specific communication skills to replace the problem behaviors as well as specific setting, antecedent, behavior, and consequence strategies.
1490:). Broadly, there are three types of punishment: presentation of aversive stimuli (e.g., pain), response cost (removal of desirable stimuli as in monetary fines), and restriction of freedom (as in a 'time out'). Punishment in practice can often result in unwanted side effects. Some other potential unwanted effects include resentment over being punished, attempts to escape the punishment, expression of pain and negative emotions associated with it, and recognition by the punished individual between the punishment and the person delivering it. ABA therapist state that they use punishment is used infrequently as a last resort or when there is a direct threat caused by the behavior.
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relation between a behavior (B) and its context (A) is because of consequences (C), more specifically, this relationship between AB because of C indicates that the relationship is established by prior consequences that have occurred in similar contexts. This antecedent–behavior–consequence contingency is termed the three-term contingency. A behavior which occurs more frequently in the presence of an antecedent condition than in its absence is called a discriminated operant. The antecedent stimulus is called a discriminative stimulus (S). The fact that the discriminated operant occurs only in the presence of the discriminative stimulus is an illustration of
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they should not be using counts of behavior without referencing the time base of the observation. Additionally, when given that context of advice, the count and time information provide data rate. The authors of this article suggest that when looking at applied behavior analysis (ABA) and accessing behavior measurement, you should be using the term "rate" instead of "count" to reference frequency. Any references to counts without information about observation time should be avoided.
1330:, for example, campaigns against the use of ABA in autism. The European Council of Autistic People (EUCAP) published a 2024 position statement expressing deep concern about the harm caused by ABA being overlooked. They emphasize that most surveyed autistic individuals view ABA as harmful, abusive, and counterproductive to their well-being. EUCAP advocates for a variety of support methods and the inclusion of autistic individuals in decision-making processes regarding their care.
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982:. In 1965, Lovaas published a series of articles that described a pioneering investigation of the antecedents and consequences that maintained a problem behavior, including the use of electric shock on autistic children to suppress stimming and meltdowns (described as "self-stimulatory behavior" and "tantrum behaviors" respectively) and to coerce "affectionate" behavior, and relied on the methods of
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1525:. More recently behavior analysts have been focusing on conditions that occur prior to the circumstances for the current behavior of concern that increased the likelihood of the behavior occurring or not occurring. These conditions have been referred to variously as "Setting Event", "Establishing Operations", and "Motivating Operations" by various researchers in their publications.
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hardest prompt to fade (e.g., verbal). In order to minimize errors and ensure a high level of success during learning, prompts are given in a most-to-least sequence and faded systematically. During this process, prompts are faded as quickly as possible so that the learner does not come to depend on them and eventually behaves appropriately without prompting.
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for example a bell (conditioned stimulus) with food caused the dog to elicit salivation (conditioned response). Thus, in classical conditioning, the conditioned stimulus becomes a signal for a biologically significant consequence. Note that in respondent conditioning, unlike operant conditioning, the response does not
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person receiving services. This emphasis on parental consent stems from ABA viewing the parent as the client, a stance which has been criticized for centering benefits to the parent, not the child, in behavioral interventions. Numerous researchers have argued that ABA is abusive and can increase symptoms of
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later call this "behaviorist" phase a very productive one and the skills-based approach came to dominate counselor training during 1970–90. Task analysis was also used in determining the skills needed to access a career. In education, Englemann (1968) used task analysis as part of the methods to design the
1705:. Applied behavior analysis relies on meticulous measurement and impartial evaluation of observable behavior as a foundational principle. Without accurate data collection and analysis, behavior analysts lack the essential information to assess intervention effectiveness and make informed decisions about
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Generalization is the expansion of a student's performance ability beyond the initial conditions set for acquisition of a skill. Generalization can occur across people, places, and materials used for teaching. For example, once a skill is learned in one setting, with a particular instructor, and with
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Analytic: Behavior analysis is successful when the analyst understands and can manipulate the events that control a target behavior. This may be relatively easy to do in the lab, where a researcher is able to arrange the relevant events, but it is not always easy, or ethical, in an applied situation.
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Reinforcement is the key element in operant conditioning and in most behavior change programs. It is the process by which behavior is strengthened. If a behavior is followed closely in time by a stimulus and this results in an increase in the future frequency of that behavior, then the stimulus is a
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Technological: The description of analytic research must be clear and detailed, so that any competent researcher can repeat it accurately. The goal is to make sure that anyone can implement and understand what is being explained. Cooper et al. describe a good way to check this: Have a person trained
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Applied: ABA focuses on the social significance of the behavior studied. For example, a non-applied researcher may study eating behavior because this research helps to clarify metabolic processes, whereas the applied researcher may study eating behavior in individuals who eat too little or too much,
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the authors state that two major texts, one being the
Behavior Analyst Certification Board pair the word "frequency" with two different words—one text pairing with "count" and the other "rate". Despite one major text using the word "count" interchangeably with "frequency", both texts advise readers
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Respondent (classical) conditioning is based on innate stimulus-response relationships called reflexes. In his experiments with dogs, Pavlov usually used the salivary reflex, namely salivation (unconditioned response) following the taste of food (unconditioned stimulus). Pairing a neutral stimulus,
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Doable: To be generally useful, interventions should be available to a variety of individuals, who might be teachers, parents, therapists, or even those who wish to modify their own behavior. With proper planning and training, many interventions can be applied by almost anyone willing to invest the
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Effective: Though analytic methods should be theoretically grounded, they must be effective. Interventions also must be relevant to the client and/or culture. An analyst must ask themselves if the intervention is working. The intervention must also contain a positive change. If an intervention does
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The overall goal is for an individual to eventually not need prompts. As an individual gains mastery of a skill at a particular prompt level, the prompt is faded to a less intrusive prompt. This ensures that the individual does not become overly dependent on a particular prompt when learning a new
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which is an identifier of the unique phase patterns for different durations of behavior. And when finished, the striatum decodes the patterns to aid in memory storage and comparison of event durations. Researchers discovered socio-temporal processes that attach social meaning to time, allowing the
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Skinner's view of language as behavioral simply cannot explain the complexity of human language. This suggests that while behaviorist techniques can teach language, it is a very poor measure to explain language fundamentals. Considering Chomsky's critiques, it
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One study revealed extensive undisclosed conflicts of interest (COI) in published ABA studies. 84% of studies published in top behavioral journals over a period of one year had at least one author with a COI involving their employment, either as an ABA clinical provider or a training consultant to
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of five controlled trials found weak evidence indicating that ABA may be effective for some autistic children, noting a high risk of bias in the studies included in the review. The effectiveness of ABA therapies for autism may be overall limited by diagnostic severity, age of intervention, and IQ.
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Functional behavioral assessment (FBA) is an individualized critical thinking process that may be used to address problem behavior. An evaluation is initiated to distinguish the causality of a problem behavior. This interactive evaluation includes gathering data about the ecological circumstances
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often emerge from a task analysis. Bergan conducted a task analysis of the behavioral consultation relationship and Thomas
Kratochwill developed a training program based on teaching Bergan's skills. A similar approach was used for the development of microskills training for counselors. Ivey would
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Researchers and advocates have denounced the ABA ethical code as too lenient, citing its failure to restrict or clarify the use of aversives, the absence of an autism or child development education requirement for ABA therapists, and its emphasis on parental consent rather than the consent of the
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Systematic: Behavior analysis should not simply produce a list of effective interventions. Rather, to the extent possible, these methods should be grounded in the principles of applied behavioral analysis. This is aided by the use of theoretically meaningful terms, such as "secondary
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Fluency will increase the response speed and accuracy of a behavior. However, when introduced to a new stimulus different from their usual behavior, there will be a decrease in reaction time or increased response time but with more false alarms. Fluency relies on repeated action so the amount of
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Derivative measures are additional metrics derived from primary data, often by combining or transforming dimensional quantities to offer deeper insights into a phenomenon. Despite not being directly tied to specific dimensions, these measures provide valuable supplemental information. In applied
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Shaping involves gradually modifying the existing behavior into the desired behavior. If the student engages with a dog by hitting it, then they could have their behavior shaped by reinforcing interactions in which they touch the dog more gently. Over many interactions, successful shaping would
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In addition to a relation being made between behavior and its consequences, operant conditioning also establishes relations between antecedent conditions and behaviors. This differs from the S–R formulations (If-A-then-B), and replaces it with an AB-because-of-C formulation. In other words, the
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Behavioral: ABA is pragmatic; it asks how it is possible to get an individual to do something effectively. To answer this question, the behavior itself must be objectively measurable and observable. This is designed so that when someone is trying to determine a target behavior, it is able to be
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One of the primary choices that was made while showing another way of behaving is the manner by which to fade the prompts or prompts. An arrangement should be set up to fade the prompts in an organized style. For instance, blurring the actual brief of directing a kid's hands might follow this
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A 2020 study examined perspectives of autistic adults that received ABA as children and found that the overwhelming majority reported that "behaviorist methods create painful lived experiences", that ABA led to the "erosion of the true actualizing self", and that they felt they had a "lack of
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into some of the ABA practices he developed, including employing electric shocks, slapping, and shouting to modify undesirable behavior. Although the use of aversives in ABA became less common over time, and in 2012 their use was described as inconsistent with contemporary practice, aversives
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Schirmer, Meck & Penney explore the ‘timing’ of temporal information that seeks out the rhythm and duration of the behavior. Given the expressions of behavior, an emotional meaning is obtained through the duration in correspondence with body and vocal expressions. Using the striatal beat
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is the technical term to describe the procedure of withholding/discontinuing reinforcement of a previously reinforced behavior, resulting in the decrease of that behavior. The behavior is then set to be extinguished (Cooper et al.). Extinction procedures are often preferred over punishment
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Justin B. Leaf and others examined and responded to several of these criticisms of ABA in three papers published in 2018, 2019, and 2022, respectively, in which they questioned the evidence for such criticisms, concluding that the claim that all ABA is abusive has no basis in the published
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Generality: Behavior analysts should aim for interventions that are generally applicable; the methods should work in different environments, apply to more than one specific behavior, and have long-lasting effects. This generalizability should be implemented from the very beginning of the
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succession: (a) supporting wrists, (b) contacting hands softly, (c) contacting lower arm or elbow, and (d) pulling out actual contact through and through. Fading guarantees that the kid does not turn out to be excessively subject to a specific brief while mastering another expertise.
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Two 2020 reviews found that very few studies directly reported on or investigated possible harms; although a significant number of studies mentioned adverse events in their analysis of why people withdrew from them, there was no effort to monitor or collect data on adverse outcomes.
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that occur prior to an identified conduct issue and the resulting rewards that reinforce the behavior. The data that is collected is then used to recognize and execute individualized interventions pointed toward lessening problem behaviors and expanding positive behavior outcomes.
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Another concern is that ABA research only measures behavior as a means of success, which has led to a lack of qualitative research about autistic experiences of ABA, a lack of research examining the internal effects of ABA and a lack of research for autistic children who are
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Over the years, "behavior analysis" gradually superseded "behavior modification"; that is, from simply trying to alter problematic behavior, behavior analysts sought to understand the function of that behavior, what reinforcement histories (i.e., attention seeking, escape,
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because the latter approach suggested changing behavior without clarifying the relevant behavior-environment interactions. In contrast, ABA changes behavior by first assessing the functional relationship between a targeted behavior and the environment, a process known as a
1701:. Trials-to-criterion, another ABA derivative measure, tracks the number of response opportunities needed to achieve a set level of performance. This metric aids behavior analysts in assessing skill acquisition and mastery, influencing decisions on program adjustments and
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In 1987, Lovaas published the study, "Behavioral treatment and normal educational and intellectual functioning in young autistic children". The experimental group in this study received an average of 40 hours per week in a 1:1 teaching setting at a table using errorless
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or have comorbid intellectual disabilities (which is concerning considering this is one of the major populations that intensive ABA focuses on). Research is also lacking about whether ABA is effective long-term and very little longitudinal outcomes have been studied.
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specific materials, the skill is taught in more general settings with more variation from the initial acquisition phase. For example, if a student has successfully mastered learning colors at the table, the teacher may take the student around the house or school and
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When measuring behavior, there are both dimensions of behavior and quantifiable measures of behavior. In applied behavior analysis, the quantifiable measures are a derivative of the dimensions. These dimensions are repeatability, temporal extent, and temporal locus.
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The skill to be learned is broken down into small units for easy learning. For example, a person learning to brush teeth independently may start with learning to unscrew the toothpaste cap. Once they have learned this, the next step may be squeezing the tube, etc.
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Accountable: To be accountable means that ABA must be able to demonstrate that its methods are effective. This requires repeatedly measuring the effect of interventions (success, failure or no effect at all), and, if necessary, making changes that improve their
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noted that "methodological rigor remains a pressing concern" in research into ABA's use as therapy for autism; while the authors found some evidence in favour of behavioral interventions, the effects disappeared when they limited the scope of their review to
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Physical prompts: Physically manipulating the individual to produce the desired response. There are many degrees of physical prompts, from quite intrusive (e.g., the teacher places a hand on the learner's hand) to minimally intrusive (e.g., a slight
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One teaching technique found to be effective with some students, particularly children, is the use of video modeling (the use of taped sequences as exemplars of behavior). It can be used by therapists to assist in the acquisition of both verbal and
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to teach nonverbal children to speak. Lovaas also described how to use social (secondary) reinforcers, teach children to imitate, and what interventions (including electric shocks) may be used to reduce aggression and life-threatening self-injury.
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There are two types of chain in the ABA world: forward chain and backward chain. Forward chain starts with the first step and continues until the final step, while backward chain begins with the last step and moves backward until the first step.
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they exhibit a longer time to the response latency in delayed matching of a simple task, and these children seem to have a harder time with social ability. This means that these children require more time to remember things when given the
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The unassisted approach would need to perform their reached target behavior to someone. The assisted learning approach have a limitation that it would need an individual to assist them which could be time-consuming for both individuals
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Ferguson SA, Ward WL, Paule MG, Hall RW, Anand KJ (January 2012). "A pilot study of preemptive morphine analgesia in preterm neonates: effects on head circumference, social behavior, and response latencies in early childhood".
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behavior analysis (ABA), for example, percentage is a derivative measure that quantifies the ratio of specific responses to total responses, offering a nuanced understanding of behavior and assisting in evaluating progress and
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Baer, Wolf, and Risley's 1968 article is still used as the standard description of ABA. It lists the following seven characteristics of ABA. Another resource for the characteristics of applied behavior analysis is the textbook
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and total task presentation. Task analysis has been used in organizational behavior management, a behavior analytic approach to changing the behaviors of members of an organization (e.g., factories, offices, or hospitals).
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Intraverbals – verbal behavior for which the relevant antecedent stimulus was other verbal behavior, but which does not share the response topography of that prior verbal stimulus (e.g., responding to another speaker's
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Leaf JB, Townley-Chochran D, Cihon JH, Mitchell E, Leaf R, Taubman M, et al. (June 2019). "Descriptive
Analysis of the Use of Punishment-Based Techniques with Children Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder".
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VanDerHeyden AM, Snyder P, DiCarlo CF, Stricklin SB, Vagianos LA (2002). "Comparison of within-stimulus and extra-stimulus prompts to increase targeted play behaviors in an inclusive early intervention program".
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Ardoin SP, Binder KS, Foster TE, Zawoyski AM (December 2016). "Repeated versus wide reading: A randomized control design study examining the impact of fluency interventions on underlying reading behavior".
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LeBlanc LA, Hagoplan LP, Maglieri KA, Poling A (2002). "Decreasing the intensity of reinforcement-based interventions for reducing behavior: conceptual issues and a proposed model for clinical practice".
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Cochrane meta-analysis database concluded that some recent research is beginning to suggest that because of the heterology of ASD, there are two different ABA teaching approaches to acquiring
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may reduce the rate of response, but on the other hand lengthen the duration of interresponse time. The usage of these medications effectively reduces interest as the reaction declines as well.
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in applied behavior analysis read the description and then act out the procedure in detail. If the person makes any mistakes or has to ask any questions then the description needs improvement.
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refers to the various responses available to an individual; the term may refer to responses that are relevant to a particular situation, or it may refer to everything a person can do.
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Weiss MJ, Delmolino L (2006). "The
Relationship Between Early Learning Rates and Treatment Outcome For Children With Autism Receiving Intensive Home-Based Applied Behavior Analysis".
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Punishment is a process by which a consequence immediately follows a behavior which decreases the future frequency of that behavior. As with reinforcement, a stimulus can be added (
967:. In 1968, Baer, Bijou, Risley, Birnbrauer, Wolf, and James Sherman joined the Department of Human Development and Family Life at the University of Kansas, where they founded the
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trying to change such behavior so that it is more acceptable to the persons involved. It is also based on trying to improve the everyday life of clients that are receiving it.
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Gerhardt PF, Weiss MJ, Delmolino L (2003). "Treatment of severe aggression in an adolescent with autism: non-contingent reinforcement and functional communication training".
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Public: The methods, results, and theoretical analyses of ABA must be published and open to scrutiny. There are no hidden treatments or mystical, metaphysical explanations.
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the skill in these more natural environments with other materials. Behavior analysts have spent considerable amount of time studying factors that lead to generalization.
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Dowdy A, Nepo K, Miodus S, Quigley S, Sevon M (2023). "Operational
Definitions, Observation, and Behavioral Recording in Applied Behavior Analysis". In Matson JL (ed.).
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has denounced gay conversion therapy, and lecturers in the field of behavior analysis have called such comparisons harmful to both the autistic and LBGTIQA+ community.
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that it emphasizes normalization instead of acceptance, and a history of, in some forms of ABA and its predecessors, the use of aversives, such as electric shocks.
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Barnett D, Bauer A, Bell S, Elliott N, Haski H, Barkley E, et al. (2006). "Preschool
Intervention Scripts: Lessons from 20 years of Research and Practice".
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Shreck KA, Metz B, Mulick JA, Smith A (2000). "Making it fit: A Provocative Look at Models of Early
Intensive Behavioral Intervention for Children with Autism".
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Romano JM, Jensen MP, Turner JA, Good AB, Hops H (2000). "Chronic pain patient-partner interactions: further support for a behavioral model of chronic pain".
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claimed that "all textbooks used for thorough training of applied behavior analysts include an overview of the principles of punishment, including the use of
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While ABA seems to be intrinsically linked to autism intervention, it is also used in a broad range of other areas. Recent notable areas of research in the
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Ivey AE, Normington CJ, Miller CD, Morrill WH, Haase RF (1968). "Microcounseling and attending behavior: an approach to prepracticum counselor training".
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argue that employing ABA violates the principles of justice and nonmaleficence and infringes on the autonomy of both autistic children and their parents.
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Chesnut M, Williamson PN, Morrow JE (2003). "The use of visual cues to teach receptive skills to children with severe auditory discrimination deficits".
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Matson JL, Hattier MA, Belva B (January–March 2012). "Treating adaptive living skills of persons with autism using applied behavior analysis: A review".
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Modeling: Modeling the desired response. This type of prompt is best suited for individuals who learn through imitation and can attend to a model.
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Cohen H, Amerine-Dickens M, Smith T (April 2006). "Early intensive behavioral treatment: replication of the UCLA model in a community setting".
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observed and understood by anyone. Verbal descriptions are treated as behavior in themselves, and not as substitutes for the behavior described.
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Kratochwill TR, Van Someren KR, Sheridan SM (1989). "Training behavioral consultants: a competency-based model to teach interview skills".
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classification system of behavior analysis has been applied to treatment of a host of communication disorders. Skinner's system includes:
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Malott RW, Shimamune S, Malott ME (1992). "Rule-governed behavior and organizational behavior management: an analysis of interventions".
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and the behavior that follows. This is important in behavioral research because it quantifies how quickly an individual may respond to
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intervention. When first starting a new intervention, it is a good idea for that to take place in a natural environment for the client.
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Fields L, Belanich J (March 2023). "Reaction Times and Observing-Responses in Equivalence Classes: Cognitive Processing and Fluency".
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Sallows GO, Graupner TD (November 2005). "Intensive behavioral treatment for children with autism: four-year outcome and predictors".
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required effort for the behavior is lessened to an extent where the individual could focus more on the other factors of the behavior.
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Behavior analysts utilize a few distinct techniques to gather information. A portion of the ways of collect data information include:
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Smith T, Eikeseth S (March 2011). "O. Ivar lovaas: pioneer of applied behavior analysis and intervention for children with autism".
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replace the hitting behavior with patting or other gentler behavior. Shaping is based on a behavior analyst's thorough knowledge of
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D'Ateno P, Mangiapanello K, Taylor BA (2002). "Using video modeling to teach complex play sequences to a preschooler with autism".
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Heward WL, Heron TE, Neef NA, Peterson SM, Sainato DM, Cartlege GY, Cardner III R, Peterson LD, Hersch SB, Dardig JC, eds. (2005).
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positive reinforcer. If the removal of an event serves as a reinforcer, this is termed negative reinforcement. There are multiple
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is a single instance of that behavior. If a group of responses have the same function, this group may be called a response class.
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Gorycki KA, Ruppel PR, Zane T (31 December 2020). "Is long-term ABA therapy abusive: A response to Sandoval-Norton and Shkedy".
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Low-quality evidence is likewise a concern in some research reporting on the potential harms of ABA on autistic children.
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with a functional behavioral assessment or analysis at the core. This approach should apply a behavior analytic
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Handbook of Applied Behavior Analysis for Children with Autism: Clinical Guide to Assessment and Treatment
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include autism, classroom instruction with typically developing students, pediatric feeding therapy, and
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project, which used early behavior modification techniques to target boys' gender identities. The
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Skills Training Manual for Treating Borderline Personality Disorder
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Education and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities
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2725:"The natural selection: behavior analysis as a natural science"
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An intervention that will benefit the participant in some way (
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their true personalities and conform to a narrow conception of
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Celeration is the measure of how the rate changes over time.
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Kemp SM, Eckerman DA (2002). "Simulating a shaping task".
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Readings for Strategies and tactics of behavioral research
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Skinner BF (1950). "Are theories of learning necessary?".
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The ability to transfer the behavior to other applications
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On Terms: Frequency and Rate in Applied Behavior Analysis,
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a reinforcer or punisher (e.g., the dog does not get food
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Merbitz CT, Merbitz NH, Pennypacker HS (October 2016).
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Leaf JB, Ross RK, Cihon JH, Weiss MJ (4 October 2018).
4681:"When autism researchers disregard harms: A commentary"
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Tryon WW (1976). "A system of behavioral diagnosis".
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literature. Others have published similar responses.
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Crowell CR, Anderson DC, Abel DM, Sergio JP (1988).
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Cassidy S, Bradley L, Shaw R, Baron-Cohen S (2018).
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designs and outcomes for which there was no risk of
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Behavior Modification: What is it and how to do it?
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Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology
3918:"Evidence Base Update for Autism Spectrum Disorder"
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Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology
3564:Waasdorp TE, Bradshaw CP, Leaf PJ (February 2012).
2814:Eikeseth S, Smith T, Jahr E, Eldevik S (May 2007).
2632:"The controversy over autism's most common therapy"
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5881:Granpeesheh D, Tarbox J, Dixon DR (August 2009).
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5248:. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum Associates. p. 23.
4977:"Risk markers for suicidality in autistic adults"
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1766:Maintain the behavior while there are disruptions
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7190:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
6564:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
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5478:Behavior modification: Principles and procedures
3570:Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine
3356:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
2375:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
2371:"The psychiatric nurse as a behavioral engineer"
2166:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
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1826:At least one treatment or intervention condition
1583:Assessment of Basic Language and Learning Skills
1516:Discriminated operant and three-term contingency
1073:Behavior Modification: Principles and Procedures
907:Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
7557:"Journal of Organizational Behavior Management"
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1659:, providing insights into their perceptual and
1606:Count is the number of occurrences in behavior.
1356:Association for Behavior Analysis International
1334:self-agency within interpersonal experiences".
7681:Mayer GR, Sulzer-Azaroff B, Wallace M (2011).
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6499:"A social learning theory of career selection"
6177:MacDuff GS, Krantz PJ, McClannahan LE (1993).
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2657:"Is the Most Common Therapy for Autism Cruel?"
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1777:There are two types of approaches to fluency:
1288:(FDA), a clinician previously employed by the
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5246:Strategies and tactics of behavioral research
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5028:"Camouflaging in autism: A systematic review"
4795:Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
4679:Dawson M, Fletcher-Watson S (February 2022).
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3144:Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
3044:Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
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2966:Association of Professional Behavior Analysts
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2155:Journal of Organizational Behavior Management
740:validated interventions for individuals with
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7582:"Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions"
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1922:Vocal prompts: Words or other vocalizations
1048:positive behavior interventions and support
763:ABA is considered controversial within the
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7532:"Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science"
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1982:professional practice of behavior analysis
1817:At least one behavior (dependent variable)
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1963:Thinning is often confused with fading.
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2566:"Division 25 - About Behavior analysis"
1925:Visual prompts: A visual cue or picture
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7683:Behavior Analysis for Lasting Change
7351:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
7269:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
6389:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
6232:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
6183:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
6134:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
5812:Behavior Analyst Certification Board
5604:Johnston JM, Pennypacker HA (1993).
5453:Behavior Analyst Certification Board
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4273:Bottema-Beutel K, Crowley S (2021).
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2129:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
1928:Gestural prompts: A physical gesture
1020:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
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937:Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
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5130:DeVita-Raeburn E (11 August 2016).
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2186:The Behavioral Development Bulletin
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8561:Mothers Apart from Their Children
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6039:Journal of Educational Psychology
2596:"EUCAP Position Statement on ABA"
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2490:APA Handbook of Behavior Analysis
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1959:Thinning a reinforcement schedule
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832:Experimental analysis of behavior
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8419:Management of domestic violence
8265:Corporal punishment in the home
6877:Alberto P, Troutman AC (2006).
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1300:Views of the autistic community
1192:lower receptive language skills
8576:National Fatherhood Initiative
7645:. Pearson Education, Limited.
7639:Wheeler JJ, Richey DD (2013).
7616:. Merrill Publishing Company.
7026:Gilmore H (20 February 2020).
6993:J Early Intensive Behav Interv
6678:. Queen's Printer for Ontario.
6302:Professional School Psychology
5706:Neurotoxicology and Teratology
5575:. Echo Point Books and Media.
5404:"Reinforcement and Punishment"
5108:Autistic Self Advocacy Network
4190:10.1002/14651858.CD012324.pub2
4029:10.1002/14651858.CD009260.pub3
2744:10.1080/15021149.2009.11434313
2096:Behavioral Health and Medicine
1328:Autistic Self Advocacy Network
1257:post-traumatic stress disorder
1109:Other proposed characteristics
1030:, forensic behavior analysis,
943:A group of researchers at the
727:functional behavior assessment
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8581:National Parents Organization
8306:Adverse childhood experiences
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7117:10.1016/S0005-7894(00)80023-4
6659:Malott RW, Kohler KT (2021).
6611:(2nd ed.). Sopris West.
6362:(4th ed.). Brooks/Cole.
5887:Annals of Clinical Psychiatry
4860:10.1080/23311908.2020.1823615
4510:10.1080/23311908.2019.1641258
3939:10.1080/15374416.2015.1077448
3418:10.1080/23311908.2019.1641258
3182:History of the Human Sciences
2309:
2040:Interventions based on an FBA
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1213:concerns, and a high risk of
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328:Industrial and organizational
8346:Effects of domestic violence
7988:Social emotional development
7749:Resources in other libraries
7481:"Behavior and Social Issues"
6970:10.1177/10983007030050010801
6846:Ethics for Behavior Analysts
6534:10.1016/0022-4405(68)90002-2
6004:Journal of School Psychology
5634:Trends in Cognitive Sciences
4951:"The Autism Rights Movement"
4893:10.1017/CBO9780511978616.011
4587:Health Technology Assessment
3648:10.26741/2020/miltenberger6e
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1891:dialectical behavior therapy
1715:
1294:electrical brain stimulation
1286:Food and Drug Administration
986:which was initially used by
483:Human factors and ergonomics
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8162:Identification (psychology)
7080:10.1007/978-1-4899-2501-5_5
5680:10.1007/978-3-031-27587-6_6
4916:Cameron M (14 April 2014).
3130:– via Neurodiversity.
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1224:randomized controlled trial
918:based on the principles of
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8586:Parent–teacher association
8361:Parental abuse by children
8242:Positive Parenting Program
8192:Parent management training
8187:Normative social influence
7603:
7561:Taylor & Francis Group
6844:Bailey J, Burch M (2016).
6085:Prince K (13 March 2013).
5953:10.1007/s40732-022-00519-9
5646:10.1016/j.tics.2016.08.002
5507:The Behavior Analyst Today
5379:Rubino S (17 March 2021).
5295:The Power of Reinforcement
5032:Clinical Psychology Review
4918:Aversive comments – part 1
4807:10.1007/s10803-021-05137-y
4336:10.1002/9781119679028.ch39
4147:The Behavior Analyst Today
4117:The Behavior Analyst Today
3985:10.1016/j.ridd.2008.02.003
3810:10.1016/j.rasd.2011.05.008
3749:10.1007/s41252-021-00201-1
2299:Parent management training
2191:The Behavior Analyst Today
2111:Behavior and Social Issues
2058:Behavioral change theories
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7735:Applied behavior analysis
7662:Psychology in the Schools
7613:Applied Behavior Analysis
7483:. Uic.edu. Archived from
7057:10.1037/0735-7028.7.4.495
6719:Martin G, Pear J (2003).
6484:10.1080/00050069408257328
6356:Ivey AE, Ivey MB (1998).
6016:10.1016/j.jsp.2016.09.002
5850:10.1007/s40614-015-0048-z
5726:10.1016/j.ntt.2011.10.008
5073:Cernius Y (13 May 2022).
5044:10.1016/j.cpr.2021.102080
4994:10.1186/s13229-018-0226-4
4949:Soloman A (23 May 2008).
4697:10.1177/13623613211031403
4292:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.676303
3885:10.1080/15374410701817808
3111:Chance P (January 1974).
3056:10.1007/s10803-010-1162-0
2873:Applied Behavior Analysis
2694:10.1080/13668250902845244
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1801:Analyzing behavior change
1630:. At onset of the event,
1626:timing that synchronizes
1259:(PTSD) in patients. Some
1150:Use as therapy for autism
718:applied behavior analysis
679:Applied behavior analysis
649:toward certain viewpoints
259:Applied behavior analysis
8227:The talk (sex education)
7938:Developmental psychology
7420:"BAOJournals Have Moved"
7202:10.1901/jeab.1986.45-237
6819:Int J Behav Consult Ther
6576:10.1901/jeab.1978.29-255
6501:. In Wentling TL (ed.).
6401:10.1901/jaba.1982.15-191
6244:10.1901/jaba.1993.26-121
6051:10.1037/0022-0663.95.1.3
5941:The Psychological Record
5476:Miltenberger RG (2008).
5336:10.1901/jaba.1993.26-527
5170:10.28968/cftt.v4i2.29579
4747:10.1108/AIA-02-2018-0007
4648:10.1177/1362361320965331
4470:10.1108/AIA-08-2017-0016
4385:10.1108/AIA-04-2020-0025
3368:10.1901/jeab.2010.93-293
3194:10.1177/0952695117702571
3156:10.1037/0022-006x.55.1.3
3008:10.1901/jaba.1993.26-569
2927:10.1901/jaba.1993.26-563
2329:(6 ed.). New York:
2212:The Psychological Record
1814:At least one participant
1190:, whereas children with
1066:7 Characteristics of ABA
945:University of Washington
19:Not to be confused with
8434:Parental responsibility
8394:Cost of raising a child
7685:(2/E ed.). Sloan.
7507:"Behavior Modification"
7322:10.1201/9780429019517-5
6558:Weiss KM (March 1978).
6277:Behavioral Consultation
6195:10.1901/jaba.1993.26-89
6146:10.1901/jaba.1988.21-65
6065:"Module 5: Measurement"
5749:Brain Research Bulletin
5437:. Dubuque, Iowa: Brown.
4279:Frontiers in Psychology
3772:"BACB CERTIFICANT DATA"
2387:10.1901/jeab.1959.2-323
2106:Behavior and Philosophy
1735:
1685:psychiatric medications
1500:Extinction (psychology)
1478:Punishment (psychology)
1196:discrete trial training
1167:discrete trial training
1052:contact desensitization
1036:behavioral neuroscience
1024:substance use disorders
997:discrete trial training
928:intellectual disability
448:Behavioral neuroscience
105:Behavioral neuroscience
21:discrete trial training
6661:Principles of Behavior
6638:. The Guilford Press.
6507:University of Illinois
5914:Educational Technology
4069:Psychological Bulletin
3845:10.1542/peds.2007-2362
3315:(2 Suppl): S145–S155.
3235:10.1542/peds.2013-2583
2487:Madden G, ed. (2013).
2445:10.1901/jaba.1968.1-91
2294:Educational psychology
2072:in the black vulture (
1974:contingency management
1436:Classical conditioning
1412:three-term contingency
1348:gay conversion therapy
1306:Autism rights movement
1067:
897:
789:classical conditioning
765:autism rights movement
687:behavioral engineering
498:Psychology of religion
438:Behavioral engineering
124:Cognitive neuroscience
90:Affective neuroscience
8622:Behavior modification
8556:Families Need Fathers
8117:After-school activity
8041:Concerted cultivation
8036:Buddha-like parenting
7968:Nature versus nurture
7933:Cognitive development
7171:10.1300/J075v12n02_09
7144:10.1300/J075v12n02_03
6854:10.4324/9781315669212
4427:10.1353/ken.2020.0000
2820:Behavior Modification
2284:Behavioral activation
2117:Behavior Modification
1707:program modifications
1628:cortical oscillations
1207:Conflicts of interest
1188:naturalistic approach
1065:
895:
836:Behavior modification
826:Further information:
801:behavior modification
722:behavior modification
592:Psychology portal
8657:Autism pseudoscience
8652:Personal development
8414:Right to family life
8341:Dysfunctional family
8051:Free-range parenting
8026:Attachment parenting
8016:Achievement ideology
7159:J Organ Behav Manage
7132:J Organ Behav Manage
6958:J Posit Behav Interv
6432:Littrell JM (2001).
5838:The Behavior Analyst
4887:. pp. 239–257.
4330:. pp. 729–746.
3930:Taylor & Francis
3521:The Behavior Analyst
3472:The Behavior Analyst
2774:Psychological Review
2761:on 29 November 2014.
2544:. Elsevier Science.
2179:The Behavior Analyst
2014:operant conditioning
2007:Shaping (psychology)
1820:At least one setting
1806:Experimental control
1661:cognitive processing
1540:B. F. Skinner's
1408:operant conditioning
1402:Operant conditioning
1396:Operant conditioning
1279:Lovaas incorporated
1013:psychological trauma
1009:intrinsic motivation
932:University of Kansas
920:operant conditioning
912:psychiatric hospital
840:Operant conditioning
785:operant conditioning
705:; the other two are
699:operant conditioning
8627:Behavioral concepts
8429:Parental alienation
8356:Narcissistic parent
8280:Positive discipline
8101:Work at home parent
8081:Strict father model
8066:Nurturant parenting
7973:Parental investment
7808:Kinship terminology
7235:Behav Analyst Today
7074:. pp. 93–122.
6931:Behav Analyst Today
6904:Behav Analyst Today
6792:Behav Analyst Today
6764:Behav Analyst Today
6737:Behav Analyst Today
6632:Linehan MM (1993).
5718:2012NTxT...34...47F
4885:The Autism Spectrum
1951:behavior or skill.
1692:Derivative measures
1488:negative punishment
1484:positive punishment
1350:clinic at UCLA, on
1202:Quality of evidence
1032:behavioral medicine
1005:sensory stimulation
828:Radical behaviorism
793:radical behaviorism
707:radical behaviorism
655:improve the article
443:Behavioral genetics
358:Occupational health
100:Behavioral genetics
31:Part of a series on
8612:Applied psychology
8475:T. Berry Brazelton
8212:Social integration
7948:Identity formation
7674:10.1002/pits.20208
7487:on 15 January 2020
7316:. pp. 51–64.
6607:Walker HM (1995).
6509:. pp. 259–82.
6337:(5, pt. 2): 1–12.
6275:Bergan JR (1977).
6097:on 9 February 2023
5787:websites.umass.edu
4930:on 14 January 2017
4734:Advances in Autism
4550:10.1111/jcpp.13249
4458:Advances in Autism
4373:Advances in Autism
4081:10.1037/bul0000215
3533:10.1007/BF03392103
3484:10.1007/BF03392001
2909:Lovitt TC (1993).
2890:on 9 February 2023
2832:10.1007/BF03392239
2630:(10 August 2016).
2333:. pp. 1–622.
2289:Conversion therapy
1869:direct instruction
1864:Behavioral scripts
1589:Measuring behavior
1160:therapy for autism
1068:
984:errorless learning
922:for patients with
898:
844:B. F. Skinner
560:Schools of thought
398:Sport and exercise
246:Applied psychology
8599:
8598:
8409:Family disruption
8331:Cinderella effect
8311:Child abandonment
8285:Tactical ignoring
8182:Moral development
8061:Helicopter parent
8056:Gatekeeper parent
8021:Atlas personality
7998:Social psychology
7943:Human development
7928:Child development
7913:Attachment theory
7730:Library resources
7714:978-1-59738-007-2
7692:978-1-59738-032-4
7652:978-0-13-285169-5
7623:978-0-675-20223-7
7586:SAGE Publications
7511:SAGE Publications
7331:978-0-429-01951-7
7089:978-1-4899-2503-9
6888:978-0-13-117994-3
6863:978-1-317-36344-6
6645:978-0-89862-034-4
6618:978-1-57035-047-4
6369:978-0-534-35756-6
6286:978-0-675-08488-8
5689:978-3-031-27587-6
5615:978-0-8058-0906-0
5582:978-1-62654-014-9
5491:978-0-495-09153-0
5482:Thomson/Wadsworth
5433:Reese EP (1966).
5304:978-0-7914-5916-4
5293:Flora SR (2004).
5255:978-0-8058-0905-3
5223:Monash University
4955:New York Magazine
4902:978-0-521-11687-9
4848:Cogent Psychology
4497:Cogent Psychology
4345:978-1-119-67898-4
3695:978-0-13-111339-8
3405:Cogent Psychology
2883:978-0-13-142113-4
2647:; republished in
2551:978-0-12-420249-8
2500:978-1-4338-1111-1
2261:Psychology portal
1859:backward chaining
1638:are monitored by
1632:ventral tegmental
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525:Counseling topics
468:Consumer behavior
211:Psycholinguistics
95:Affective science
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8260:Blanket training
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7892:In loco parentis
7871:Shared parenting
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2050:case formulation
1914:Types of prompts
1855:forward chaining
1793:Response latency
1703:teaching methods
1657:external stimuli
1523:stimulus control
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1352:The Feminine Boy
1275:Use of aversives
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7180:
7172:
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7118:
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