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TARGETING THE BIG THREE: A-B-C UNDERSTANDING THE FUNCTION OF BEHAVIOR:

TAKE A MOMENT Reflect upon what we do and why we do it when interacting with others? Reflect upon what we do and why we do it as professionals?

It’s all fun and games…..until someone finds out about the function of your behavior….

BEHAVIOR IS: Any action that: Can be seen or heard Is observable Is measurable

ALL BEHAVIOR SERVES A PURPOSE: Behavior serves one of four functions (purposes): To seek attention To gain access to tangible items or participate in an engaging activity To escape or avoid an activity, situation or person For self- stimulation/sensory purposes

ALL BEHAVIOR SERVES A PURPOSE: To seek attention

ALL BEHAVIOR SERVES A PURPOSE: To gain access to tangible items or participate in an engaging activity

ALL BEHAVIOR SERVES A PURPOSE: To escape or avoid an activity, situation or person

ALL BEHAVIOR SERVES A PURPOSE: For self- stimulation/sensory purposes

BEHAVIOR IS COMMUNICATION

FUNCTIONS OF BEHAVIOR Functions of Behavior: Consequence and Punishment A video by Marcus Perez, MA Founder and Executive Director of Elite Behavior Analysis, LLC

TAKE A MOMENT  I possess tremendous power to make _______________ life miserable or joyous. I can be a tool of torture Or an Instrument of Inspiration. I can humiliate or humor, hurt or heal.

FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENTS: A systematic process used to determine the function a student’s behavior is serving and involves examining the relationship between a student’s behavior and the environment in which it occurs.

A-B-C MODEL Changing behavior through good design, one step at a time.

A= ANTECEDENT (TRIGGERS) What happens before the behavior? Possible Triggers: Told to begin / end a task Told “No” No preferred staff giving direction Transition between teacher lead tasks to independent tasks Teacher attention to a peer Peer comment Rushed routine Environmental conditions

A= ANTECEDENT (TRIGGERS) Setting Event Person

B= BEHAVIOR (TARGET BEHAVIOR) What is happening now? Swearing Yelling Crying Smirking Pokes Hits Bites Making fun of a peer Out of assigned area

B= BEHAVIOR (TARGET BEHAVIOR) Be Specific Be Detailed Be Objective

C= CONSEQUENCE (RESPONSE) Problem behaviorResponseWill it happen again? Making fun of peerPeer laughteryes Making fun of peerLoosing recessno What happens after behavior occurs?

FUNCTION BASED INTERVENTION STRATEGY INTEREVENTION IS FOCUSED ON PREVENTION Positive Behavioral Support