Typical daily routines Behavioral states Antecedents, typical reactions, consequences Getting attention Expression of state and feelings.

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Typical daily routines Behavioral states Antecedents, typical reactions, consequences Getting attention Expression of state and feelings

Likes and dislikes Activities Persons Objects Reaction to presentation and removal Objects Persons Sensory events

Schedule of daily events Predictable sequence Predictable sequences within activities Subroutines Anticipatory cues Auditory Visual Tactile Olfactory Kinesthetic/movement

Encourage the request for “more” Identify and extend turn taking Encourage new turn taking games Generalize turn taking games

Encourage expression of rejection Use delay procedures Encourage initiation of games Encourage getting attention