Ch 21 — Behavioral Approaches Flashcards
What is beahvior?
actions based on emotion
what could cause a child to behave a certain way?
psychological
sensory
memory
ways to undertsand behavior
●Contributions from behavior theory
●Functional behavior analysis
behavioral interventions
●Antecedent
●Consequence
Antecedent Interventions
●Functional communication training
●Pivotal response training
●Positive behavioral intervention and supports
Environmental modifications for Antecedent Interventions
Visual schedules
Timers
Representational objects
can Consequence Interventions be positive?
yes
Consequence Interventions
●Reinforcement
●Contingency methods: Token economies
Behavior Methods and Occupational Therapy’s Holistic Approach
●Therapeutic use of self
●Interests, volition
●Meaningful activities
●Allow child choice
●Set expectations
●Examine sensory, cognitive, and motor
●Consider environmental influences
●Be consistent
Collaboration With Other Professionals to Manage Behavior invovles
●Clear expectations
●Holistic view
●Listen to others
●Follow through
●Communicate often and clearly
●Follow plan
●Be consistent
general strategies to support positive behavior
Meeting sensory needs
Building new skills
specific strategies to support positive behavior
➢Increasing compliance through contingency methods
➢Token economics
➢Positive reinforcement
➢Alternate preferred and nonpreferred activities
➢Addressing transitions
Functional Behavioral Analysis involves
➢Team building and goal setting
➢Functional assessment of behavior
➢Hypothesis development
➢Development of a comprehensive support plan
➢Implementation and outcome monitoring