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ToC SAFMEDS

SAFMEDS for Tools of Choice full deck

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Behavior that is annoying, but not physically harmful to self, others, property, and/or illegal is… junk
Behavior that is physically harmful to self, others, property, and/or illegal is… serious
Behavior is a result of the … environment
The four categories of behavior are: significant, just okay, junk, serious
Behavior is anything a person does that can be… seen and counted
Changing behavior takes… time
Common responses to coercion are… (A.G.E.) Avoid, Get even, Escape
An increase in serious or junk behavior occurs when an individuals environment… changes
Target behaviors are specific, observable actions we want to either… increase or decrease (strength or weaken)
All things being equal, the best predictor of future behavior is… past behavior
Stay Close-Cool means to Stay Close when the situation has… improved
Stay Close-HOT means to Stay Close when the situation has… gotten worse or might get worse
Stay Close-Random means to Stay Close when the interaction is… unexpected or unplanned
Stay Close-Routine means to Stay Close when the interaction is… regular or common times
Improved relationships, increased trust, and attention for desired behaviors are the effects of… stay close interactions
To avoid reinforcing undesirable behaviors, Stay Close should be used… frequently
The most common way that people may fail with Stay Close strategies is when they… react to junk behavior
Since 93% of communication is non-verbal, we should pay more attention to what people do than to… what they say
Stay Close-HOT is more effective through frequent use of… Stay Close-Random, Routine, Cool
When you know the feeling of the person, what is likely the first step in the Stay Close interaction? Empathy
Positive consequences for desirable behaviors should take place within... 3 seconds
Environment, consequences, and behavior can be better understood by considering... context
Person-mediated punishment is a form of... coercion
Behavior worsening for a short time when attention is removed is called a… behavior burst
After turning attention to desirable behavior or activities during a pivot you must… pivot back and acknowledge desirable behavior.
Reacting to junk behavior can often lead to... serious behavior
The three types of pivot are... on the person, on another person, and on an activity.
The value of the behavior must be _____ to the value of the positive consequence. equal
Improvements that occur after a behavior are called... positive consequences
How soon after junk behavior stops do you acknowledge desirable behavior? 10 seconds
How can you make reinforcement more effective? Increase the value/frequency of the reinforcement.
Instead of “give” or “take away,” we say… “earn” or “don’t earn"
Benefits cannot be “earned or not earned” because they are… naturally occurring consequences
What three things must you do before setting expectations? -Plan it out -Write it out -Practice
If there is “Junk” behavior during “Set Expectations”, pivot on the activity of… setting expectations
To acknowledge the effort of an expectation, and to reduce junk behavior, use a… statement of concern
The tool we use to help organize motivations for improving behaviors is called… Set Expectations
To reduce the likelihood of misunderstanding, you should ask the person to… repeat the expectations
During Set Expectations, negotiation increases the chances of… success and cooperation
What should you do if you encounter uncooperative behaviors during Set Expectations? Wait, discuss, and try again
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