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Get confused by functions of behavior? Hopefully this "Everybody EATS" infographic helps. #behavioranalysis #pbis

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The Four Functions of Behavior Explained: Today's blog will explain the 4 functions of behavior which traditionally include sensory, escape, attention, and tangibles. We will also provide examples of the four functions of behavior. #whatsthefunction #behavior #behaviour #appliedbehavioranalysis #appliedbehaviouranalysis #function #functions #functionsofbehavior #fourfunctionsofbehavior #allthewaystoaba #bcba #bcbaexam #bcbaexamprep #bcaba #rbt #AllDayABA

Behavior plan flowcharts are invaluable tools for any BCBA, special education teacher, or ABA classroom educator. By visually organizing behavior intervention plans into clear, actionable steps, flowcharts make it easier for all staff members to follow consistent strategies, even in high-stress moments. When these flowcharts are customized around the specific functions of behavior—such as attention-seeking or escape—they empower staff to implement targeted, effective interventions.

There are a number of reasons why children exhibit negative behaviors from time-to-time. It could be emotional or biological issues, a form of communication, to

Unlock the functions of behavior and behavior interventions with our free ABC chart. Follow along with a biting example to learn to stop the behavior.

Problematic behaviors are best changed when you analyze the function behind them! Here are some ideas of replacement behaviors you can teach for each function of behavior.

This flipbook is packed full of easy to implement positive behavior supports and interventions! You will find a brief overview of the ABC's (antecedent - behavior - consequence), how to determine the function of behavior, and specific interventions to address each function (sensory, escape, attention, and tangible/obtain). The easy to follow format makes it perfect for teachers, administrators, and paraeducators. By Supports for Special Students

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Learn about the 4 Functions of Behavior and what strategies you can teach to replace them.

Shaping When you shape a behavior you provide reinforcement for behaviors that are incrementally closer to the targeted behavior. In other words, you reinforce the “baby steps” when teaching a new skill or behavior. If you decided you wanted to run a 5K, but have never run a day in your life (and in fact, […]

There are 4 main functions of behavior: attention, escape/avoidance, access to tangibles, and sensory. Behavior can serve more than a single function at one time. Determining the function of behavior can help increase positive behavior and decrease negative or inappropriate behavior.

The 4 Functions of Behavior: Just Take a SEAT! Great resource for identifying why behaviors occur in your classroom!

First Next Then Visual Schedule Boards. Tons of visual schedule card options and board template options with tokens for positive reinforcement and reward incentive earning for students. Easy to use behavior intervention accomodation that students will engage with for task completion and behavior management in the classsroom.

Pathway 2 Success on Instagram: “Most of us have worked with kids with oppositional behaviors before. The students who refuse to do work, argue, and engage in disruptive…”