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Cooper chapter 24

Functional Behavior Assessment

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3 Types of FBA Methods * Functional (experimental) Analysis * Direct Descriptive FBA * Indirect FBA
Descriptive Functional Behavior Assessment Direct observations of behavior that are made under naturally occuring conditions.
Advantages of Descriptive Assessment * Precise measures * May reflect causal relations * Provide useflu information for designing a subsequent functional analysis * Do not disrupt person's routine
Indirect Functional Assessment * Structured interviews * Checklists * Rating Scales * Questionnaires
Limitations of Descriptive Assessment * Correlations difficult to detect * Conditional Probability (the likelihood that a target behavior will occur in a given circumstance)
Advantages of Indirect Functional Assessment * Objective Assessment * Contribute to the development of hypotheses about variables that might occasion or maintain behavior of concern
Limitations of Indirect Functional Assessment * Information may not have accurate and unbaised recall of behavior and the conditions under which it occured * Or be able to recollect in a way that conforms to requirnment questions
Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) method of assessment for obtaining information about the purposes (functions) a problem behavior serves for a person: results are used to guide the design of an intervention for decreasing the problem behavior and increasing appropriate behavior
Steps to Conducting an FBA * Gather Data * Analyze Data * Test Hypotheses * Develop Intervention
Functional (Experimental) Analysis *systematic manipulation of antecedents and consequences to create an experimental environment in which to study the presence or absence of problem behaviors *not conducted in the context of naturally occurring routines.
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