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Identifying the function of challenging behavior. Designing and implementing behavior support plans. Supporting acquisition of socially significant skills through comprehensive treatment planning. Collaborating with parents, teachers, and therapists to promote generalization of behaviors and skills.
The ultimate goal of ABA is to establish and enhance socially important behaviors. Such behaviors can include academic, social, communication, and daily living skills; essentially, any skill that will enhance the independence and/or quality of life for the individual.
The Behavioral Report is based on a survey takers PI Behavioral Assessment results. It describes the individuals behavioral preferences and includes key characteristics that the individual is likely to display in the workplace.
False - While ABA is commonly used to treat autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities, it can also be beneficial for those without any diagnosed issues or disorders. It may even help parents by providing better guidance on decision making and problem solving skills in their children.
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is a therapy that helps kids with autism learn skills and lessen problematic behavior like hurting themselves. There are several different forms of ABA. All are based on the idea that reinforcing certain behaviors will lead kids to repeat those behaviors.
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Modeling involves demonstrating the desired behavior in ABA therapy. The therapist may provide an in-person, a video, or an audio example of what the individual is expected to do. For example, the individual may be instructed to shake hands when meeting a new person or to say thank you when given an object.
The predominant four functions of behavior are attention, escape, access, and sensory needs. These four functions allow us to understand and categorize someones actions, as well as determine why behaviors occur.

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