Multi-Element Behaviour Support: Non-Linear Analysis and Non-Aversive Reactive Strategies
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Caroline Dench and Gina Karlberg explain non-linear contingency analysis within multielement behaviour support. A composite vignette explores alternatives to property destruction, while the recorded teaching distinguishes proactive planning from non-aversive reactive strategies concerned with the current episode's severity.
Presenters: Caroline Dench and Gina Karlberg. Their names are listed in the official conference programme.
Certificate of Completion. This session does not offer BACB continuing education (CE) credit.
The presenters extend antecedent-behaviour-consequence analysis by examining the consequences and antecedents of competing options. Their hypothetical example follows a young woman seeking time with her family, comparing what different actions make available to her.
They then illustrate skills teaching, environmental accommodations and planned social contact, alongside active listening and functionally based responses. The reinforcement discussion places reactive strategies within the whole support plan, with genuine choice and the person's preferences guiding the analysis.
What does this recording cover?
- Linear ABC analysis and competing contingencies
- Constructional approaches, genuine choice and degrees of freedom
- Skills teaching and environmental accommodations in a composite vignette
- Episodic severity and proactive versus reactive strategies
- Reinforcement concerns within the whole multielement plan
Recording context: The vignette is composite and hypothetical. Its described changes are teaching examples.
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