In order to, determine whether a task analysis is appropriate for the client, the behavior analyst may examine the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales. According to Perry & Flanagan & Dunn Geiger & Freeman (2009), the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales allows for the behavior analyst to determine the importance of daily living skills (e.g. tooth-brushing) (p.1067). This assessment may determine task analysis skills that are deemed more important to examine prior to other skills. For instance, if the client need to learn how to make the bed, but the dentists notes that the clients teeth are showing signs of gingivitis; tooth-brushing would be deemed more the important task. Other factors that can affect task analyst procedures is
In order to, determine whether a task analysis is appropriate for the client, the behavior analyst may examine the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales. According to Perry & Flanagan & Dunn Geiger & Freeman (2009), the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales allows for the behavior analyst to determine the importance of daily living skills (e.g. tooth-brushing) (p.1067). This assessment may determine task analysis skills that are deemed more important to examine prior to other skills. For instance, if the client need to learn how to make the bed, but the dentists notes that the clients teeth are showing signs of gingivitis; tooth-brushing would be deemed more the important task. Other factors that can affect task analyst procedures is