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Improve behavior through self-monitoring strategies. Learn to analyze, chart, and display data for better control. Use stimulus control to decrease or increase behaviors. Understand antecedents, behaviors, and consequences for successful self-management.
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Self-Monitoring • 1. Rationale • 2. Discrimination of a response • 3. Recording of a response • 4. Charting of a response • 5. Displaying of data • 6. Analysis of data
Response Dimensions • Occurrence • Latency • Frequency • Duration • Intensity
Stimulus Control • To decrease a behavior • 1.1 Prearrange cues • 1.2 Break chain at both ends • 1.3 Build in pauses • To increase a behavior • 2.1 Seek Cues • 2.2 Concentrate • 2.3 Generalize gradually
Antecedents • What comes before • What is the situation • How can this be changed • How can the events be reordered • How can these be perceived differently • How can these be narrowed • Build in pauses
Behaviors • Substitution • Incompatible • Self-instructions • Imagined rehearsal • Modeling • Shaping
Consequences • Reinforcers • Extinction • Punishment • Pre-committed Punishment