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Data Collection for Behavior Management

As behavior analysts, we have to know what the function of a problematic behavior is and why the client is doing it. When you’re confronting challenging behavior, you’re going to be capturing it in a behavior plan. It’s important to understand the data collection process around behavior reduction goals. The first step should be defining the behavior you’re looking to collect the data on and getting as specific as possible so everyone’s on the same page. Then, you can collect specific ABC data on the behavior you’re targeting. Sometimes data collection can go on longer than it should and become overwhelming for both the collector and anyone doing analysis. It helps to set limits around the data collection period and to reassess once you’ve determined the function. Once you’ve gone through the initial ABC process, you can then move on to frequency and duration, and we cover how to tell which to focus on. We also go over partial interval recording and when it may be helpful to use it. What’s Inside: —Why it’s important to define a behavior first before collecting data. —How to determine whether to focus on frequency or duration. —Partial interval recording and when it’s appropriate to use. Mentioned In This Episode: —HowToABA.com/join: http://howtoaba.com/join —Find us on Facebook:   / howtoaba   —Follow us on Instagram:   / how_to_aba   = = = = = = == = = = = How to ABA brings practical programs and resources to you! Whether you are a brand new BCBA, BCaBA, or RBT, or have been in the field for a while, How to ABA has something for everyone. Are you curious about learning more before jumping in to the field? Looking for FREE programs and resources? Links to great resources? Live webinars for CEU's, and live Q&A's with professionals in the field? We have it all, and update frequently! Check out our FREE resources: https://howtoaba.com/free-materials/ Read our blog posts: https://howtoaba.com/blog/ Join our Bx Resource Membership: members.howtoaba.com/join Our FREE resources ask for nothing other than an email to send you the materials you are interested in. Looking for more support? The Bx Resource is perfect for you!