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1. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 1
2. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 2
3. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 3 Module 3: Agenda Foundational Concepts
Designing Interventions
Operational Definitions
Data Collection
A-B-C Chain
Functions of Behavior
Specific Intervention Strategies
4. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 4 Foundations
5. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 5 Foundations
6. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 6 Foundations
7. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 7 Foundations
8. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 8 Foundations
9. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 9 Foundations
10. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 10 Foundations
11. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 11 Operational Definition Observable
Measurable
12. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 12 Operationalized Description Vague Description
Operationalized Description
13. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 13 Operationalized Description Vague Description
Operationalized Description
14. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 14 Operationalized Description Vague Description
Operationalized Description
15. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 15 Operationalized Description Vague Description
Operationalized Description
16. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 16 Data Collection
17. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 17 ABCs of Behavior
18. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 18 Identifying Antecedents Antecedent Resulting Behavior
19. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 19 Identifying Antecedents Antecedent Resulting Behavior
20. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 20 Consequences Student given time-out
Teacher gives praise/attention
Peers laugh
Has free time
Teacher reprimands student
Teacher redirects student
Student gets good grade
21. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 21 Functions of Behavior
22. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 22 Functions for Most Problem Behaviors: Get peer attention
Get adult attention
Get reward or tangible item
Gain access to preferred activity
Get sensory stimulation
Escape or delay a difficult task or non-preferred activity
Escape or avoid a demanding situation
23. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 23 ABCs of Behavior
24. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 24 ABCs of Behavior
25. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 25 How do I determine the function of a behavior?
26. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 26 Replacement Behavior Appropriate behavior to replace problem behavior
Should serve the same function as the problem behavior
27. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 27 Reinforcers
28. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 28 Variables that Make Reinforcers More Effective Immediately
Frequently
Enthusiasm
Eye contact
Description of the behavior
Anticipation
Variety
29. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 29 Components of a Good Behavior Support Plan Strategies for:
Increasing desired behavior
Changing the antecedents
Providing positive consequences
Managing inappropriate behavior
30. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 30 Modify the Antecedent
31. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 31 Modify Consequence
32. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 32 Teach Replacement Behavior
33. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 33 Function and Strategies Function:
Get access to desired activities or tangibles
Strategy:
Deny access to the activity or tangible after a problem behavior (consequence)
Teach acceptable alternatives to obtain access (replacement)
34. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 34 Function and Strategies Function:
Escape or avoid unpleasant activities, tasks or persons
Strategy:
Reinforce the student for compliance to your instructions (consequence)
Teach the student how to seek help (replacement)
Teach acceptable alternatives to escape (replacement)
Reinforce the student for the absence of the problem (reward appropriate behavior) (consequence)
Initially remove or reduce demands and then gradually increase them (antecedent)
35. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 35 Function and Strategies Function:
Get attention from peers or teachers
Strategy:
Increase attention for appropriate behaviors (consequence)
Ignore problem behavior (consequence)
Teach acceptable alternatives for attention (replacement)
36. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 36 Function and Strategies Function:
Get sensory stimulation
Strategy:
Interrupt and redirect the student (antecedent)
Use reinforcement when behavior is not occurring (consequence)
Increase access to alternative sources of stimulation (antecedent)
37. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 37 Activity: ABC Interventions
38. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 38 Develop Action Plan What can go wrong…will go wrong!!
39. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 39 Implement Plan and Collect Data Simple
Same method as baseline
40. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 40 Evaluate Effectiveness
41. Texas Behavior Support Initiative: Module 3 41 Big Ideas! All behavior is learned
Behavior serves a function
Environment impacts behavior
Skill deficits impact behavior
Team approach is critical
Relationships matter!!