ABA behavior management consequence based interventions

examples of Extinction

Extinction for social positive reinforcement Extinction for social negative reinforcement Extinction for social negative reinforcement Extinction for automatic positive reinforcement

three types of timeout

1non-exclusionary 2exclusionary 3seclusionary

types of consequence based

1Extinction 2response cost 3timeout

Extinction for social negative reinforcement

Escape Extinction: Extinction for problem Behavior maintained by social negative reinforcement

Extinction for automatic positive reinforcement

Sensory Extinction: elimination of the preferred stimulus that is produced by problem Behavior

response cost

a response reduction procedure in which behavior is weakened by the removal of a specified amount of a reinforcer, contingent upon the occurrence of problem Behavior

Time outs

a response reduction procedure in which behavior is weakened by the brief removal of all sources of social positive reinforcement contingent upon occurrence a problem Behavior

Extinction burst

in extinction burst is when the behavior on extension briefly increases in frequency, duration, or intensity before it decreases and stops

consequence based interventions

interventions designed to weaken the problem behavior in one or two ways

non-exclusionary

leaving the child in the room where problem Behavior occurs but removing the child from any ongoing activities as well as other positive reinforcers

Extinction for social positive reinforcement

planned ignoring: strategy that doesn't give verbal or physical attention for unwanted Behavior

seclusionary

removing the child from the room where problem Behavior occurred and closing the child in a separate room alone

exclusionary

removing the child from the room where problem Behavior occurred and taking the child to another place for a brief period Of time

Extinction for automatic positive reinforcement

response blocking: Extinction procedure in which the source of sensory reinforcement is blocked. Eliminates access to the reinforcer by blocking the response

Extinction

the process in which previously reinforced behavior is no longer result in reinforcing consequences, and therefore stop occurring