ABA Therapy Basics

Applied Behavior Analysis

Advanced Behavioral Assessment

Adaptive Behavior Adjustment

Analytical Behavior Approach

Time-out

Ignoring

Positive Reinforcement

Punishment

To increase the client's dependence on prompts

To gradually reduce the use of prompts

To introduce new behaviors

To maintain the same level of prompting

It helps in collecting data more efficiently

It ensures the client follows all instructions

It creates a trusting and cooperative relationship

It allows the therapist to control the client's behavior

Sharing client information with friends

Discussing client progress in public places

Keeping client information private and secure

Posting client achievements on social media

To diagnose mental health disorders

To improve social, communication, and learning skills

To provide medication for behavioral issues

To conduct psychological assessments

Allowing the client to play freely

Providing a clear instruction, waiting for a response, and giving feedback

Observing the client without interaction

Engaging in a conversation with the client

The reason or purpose behind a behavior

The frequency of a behavior

The duration of a behavior

The intensity of a behavior