H Flashcards
Using ones senses to monitor progress towards a specific goal is using
observable terms
using a measurement system (time, intensity, properties, lasting impact) to monitor progress towards a specific goal
measurable terms
Goals a client wants to work on that are written into a behavioral intervention plan
Intervention goals
What are three ways to identify potential interventions
Client preferences, assessment results, scientific evidence
A construct that measures the importance of something to a person, their loved ones, their community
Social Validity
Something that could harm a client’s wellbeing or that could harm others involved in the process
Risks
places that a client spends their time and includes the setting and the people in them
Supporting Environments
limitations or restrictions on resources, time, and other factors that influence the ability to carry out an intervention goal
Constraints
Things that a client likes, enjoys, wants to be doing
Client preferences
a behavior that can be taught and used in place of another behavior that serves the same function as the original behavior
alternative behavior
two or more behaviors serve the same purpose
functional equivalence
a problem of extinction where a behavior begins to occur again after it had previously decreased or stopped entirely
spontaneous recovery
a problematic effect of extinction in which a behavior increases dramatically after extinction is implemented
avoidance behavior,
counter-aggression, learned
helplessness, accidental negative
reinforcement of the punishing behavior
of the clinician are all possible unwanted effects of
punishment
dangerous side-effects in terms of the behavioral components of the extinction
burst, as well as failure to replace extinguished behavior with some other, more adaptive behavior are possible unwanted effects of _____
extinction
unexpected side
effects (for example, satiation, difficulty transitioning back from reinforcing activities, accidentally reducing the
probability of other behaviors due to behavioral contrast) are possible unwanted effects of _____
reinforcement
when a reinforcer or punisher is removed, it should be expected that a change in responding can occur (for the worse) above or below baseline levels but should in time return to its post-treatment levels
Transient effects
The return of a previously extinguished behavior when a different behavior that contacted reinforcement during the extinction procedure is subsequently placed on extinction
Resurgence
what is being monitored when an observer watches and records data about how closely an instructor adheres to the seps of an intervention
treatment integrity
what is being monitored when by recording and analyzing data such as duration, frequency, trails to criterion etc.
Client Progress
Analyzing the intervention make the behavior better, worse, or as expected is seeing its
effectivness
Once a behavior has been evaluated they have three options to use with the intervention
Retain, Adapt, Reject
What are reasons to Retain an intervention
the client wants to keep it, intervention is working well, progress is being made, not enough time has passed to determine the effects
What are reasons to adapt an intervention
client wants to modify, intervention is working but not as well as hoped, intended to be adapted after a certain period of time
Why would you want to reject an intervention
the client doesn’t want to do it, intervention is not working, causing harm, not feasible with the available resources, better alternative
working constructively with other professionals and people in order to exchange valuable knowledge, expertise
collaboration
