Unit 4. Operating techniques

Set of techniques (behavioral interventions) that alter environmental conditions that occur BEFORE (antecedents) and AFTER (consequences) behaviors of interest.

• Contingency Management Strategies

• Stimulus

• Antecedent

Events that signal the likelihood of reinforcement or punishment for behavior based on previous experiences

• Consequence

• Discriminative Stimuli

• Antecedent

Important elements of the contingency, since they increase/decrease the likelihood that similar behaviors will occur

• Behavior Contingencies

• Stimulus

• Consequence

Blocking someone from social media is an example of:

An example of Discrimination Training can be used in:

• Personality Dissorders

• PTSD

• None

Reinforcements should be:

• On time

• Idiographic

• Both

Providing reinforcement after each instance of a particular behavior, this is:

• Intermittent schedule

• Continuous schedule

• None

A behavior is under stimulus control when it reliably occurs in the presence of a particular stimulus but not in its abscence., this is

We can modify a behavior that is not in the behavior repertoire of the client. This is:

• True

• False

The name of this unit is: