Behavior Management: Behavior Reduction and Functional Behavior Assessments - Behavior Reduction: Antecedent Modifications
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What are 6 common antecedent interventions used in BIPs?
2) Demand fading
3) Task modification
4) Behavior momentum
5) Functional Communication Training (FCT)
6) Environmental modifications
What are 2 primary ways that antecedents are manipulated to reduce and prevent challenging behaviors?
2) Provide reinforcement before that behavior occurs
Non-contingent reinforcement (NCR):
- e.g., giving attention proactively to reduce attention seeking behaviors
- e.g., giving breaks proactively to reduce escape maintained behavior
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Behavior momentum or the High Probability Task Sequence:
Functional Communication Training (FCT):
- It is one of the most commonly used antecedent modifications to address problem behavior.
- Communication becomes the substitute for the problem behavior.
- Appropriate communication is reinforced, whereas the problem behavior is ignored.
- FCT is a type of DRA (Differential Reinforcement of an Alternative Behavior)
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