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    The first way that behavior perspective learning is incorporating in the classroom is through operant conditioning. Students who learn to behave a certain way based on their environment is called operant conditioning. Through my observations I saw how student’s behaviors are more operant rather than respondents. For example, the students in my classroom have learned when they are in the whole group environment they must raise their hands quietly when they are ready to talk. If the students don’t…

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    identify potential reinforcers, functions of behaviors, and strengths and challenges of learners’ skills. A skills assessment was conducted in SPE 569. Assessments of skills are necessary to identify areas of strength and needs, and develop effective teaching strategies to address the needs. This assignment reviewed two assessment tools, Assessment of Basic Language & Learning Skills (ABLLS-R) found on the partingtonbehavioranalysts website and Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment…

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    ABAS-II The Adaptive Behavior Assessment System-Second Edition (ABAS-II) was used to provide information on Lena’s adaptive skills. This tool provides a measure of Lena’s ability to independently engage in and complete the tasks necessary for personal and social sufficiency. Lena’s skills in this area were compared to those of her same-age peers. The ABAS-II provides a General Adaptive Composite (GAC), which is derived from three domains: Conceptual, Social, and Practical. Scores are…

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    I have indulged myself in its entirety into the applied behavior analysis field over the last year. After graduating with my psychology degree, I was clueless on what to do next. I began a job on the children’s unit of Devereux; an intensive residential treatment facility. I felt so much joy in making those kids day. Interacting with them in a positive light as much as possible. Being there to guide them and help them get through some of their darkest times. But, as I worked there I always…

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    Chicago school of Psychology:Applied Behavioral Analysis Why people act a certain way and what goes on in their minds has always intrigued me. I think part of that comes from growing up with an autistic brother who had very low verbal abilities. My first exposure to Psychology was in high school, at that point I had my heart set on fashion design, but I found the class fascinating and I kept that interest throughout college. I would take as many Psychology courses as I could for fun, and while…

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    Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is a recent buzzword used in education. Many times ABA is associated with autism spectrum disorder due to research supporting success with students with autism (Leach, 2014). The following essay will discuss definition of ABA, description of the theoretical foundations of ABA, application of ABA, developing goals, planning instruction, the use of ABA for students with severe disabilities in the general education classroom, and the barriers special education…

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    Applied behavior analysis is a way to analyze the similarities between behavior and environmental events. The main priority is to terminate unwanted behaviors and stress the importance of desirable responses. (Berk, Chapter 1) I believe this could be beneficial while teaching because you can reward students for proper and respectful behavior. For example, if a student is constantly talking while the teacher is speaking…

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    compare the risk of a situation and the benefits of the situation. In applied behavior analysis a risk benefit analysis is a good tool to use because they help determine the risk and the benefit factor of each behavior treatment used and it can help behavior analyst determine the outcome of a treatment plan. At times after completing a risk-benefit analysis it can show that the risk outweigh the benefits therefore implementing that behavior treatment wouldn’t be a good idea. It can also be the…

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    model that I chose is sexual orientation refers to an enduring patter of attraction behavior emotion identity and social contacts (APA2015). I chose this model because this is something I hold very close and deep in my heart. In the model it was talking about how homosexuality is a negative stereotype and it’s identifying this with our life styles. As I want to become a Bored Certified Applied Behavior Analysis I feel that this model is relevant to my development because my husband and I are…

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    number of popular theories that have been implemented and manipulated by teachers within their classrooms. The following six theories; Assertive discipline, Applied behaviour analysis, humanism, solution focused approach, Neo –Adlerian and cognitive behaviourism are just a few popular choices. Applied Behaviour Analysis Applied Behaviour Analysis theory is one of the older authoritarian models steaming from early beliefs of corporal punishment within the classroom; this theory is heavily…

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