MODULE 1: Introduction to ABA and RBT Flashcards
What is Behavior Analysis?
The of principles of learning and behavior
What are the two primary areas of study?
Experimental analysis of behavior and Applies behavior analysis (ABA)
The scientific foundation of applied behavior analysis (ABA)
Experimental analysis of behavior
7 Dimensions of ABA
Generality, Effective, Technological, Applied, Conceptually Systematic, Analytic, Behavioral
Behavior change that lasts beyond intervention (durable over time)
Generality
Behavior interventions have large enough effects to be socially important
Effective
Procedures are described in a way that others can replicate and implement with the same results
Technological
Socially significant behaviors are selected
Applied
Relate interventions to the concepts and principles in the literature and behavior analysis
Conceptually Systematic
Decisions are data based (#gotdata)
Analytic
Observable and measurable behaviors are targeted
Behavioral
1897
Pavlov published the findings of his salivation study, which became Classical Conditioning
1905
Thorndike published the Law of Effect.
The Law of Effect theorized that pleasant consequences following a behavior will increase the chance that it will occur again. Unpleasant Consequences will decrease the chance that a behavior will occur again.
Law of Effect
1920
John B. Watson conducted the Little Albert Experiment