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This text provides a complete description of the principles and procedures needed to systematically change socially significant behavior and to understand the reasons for that change. This comprehensive text, appropriate for courses in basic principles, applications, and behavioral research methods,...

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1. Verfasser:	Cooper, John O. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Upper Saddle River, NJ [u.a.] Pearson/Merrill-Prentice Hall 2007
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Béhaviorisme (Psychologie) - Manuels d'enseignement supérieur Comportement humain - Manuels d'enseignement supérieur Behavior Behaviorism Behaviorism (Psychology) > Textbooks Human behavior > Textbooks Verhaltenspsychologie Einführung
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Zusammenfassung:	This text provides a complete description of the principles and procedures needed to systematically change socially significant behavior and to understand the reasons for that change. This comprehensive text, appropriate for courses in basic principles, applications, and behavioral research methods, helps students, educators, and practitioners appreciate and begin to acquire the conceptual and technical skills necessary to foster socially adaptive behavior in diverse individuals.
Beschreibung:	XXVII, 770 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0131293273 0131421131 9780131421134

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Selecting, Defining, and Measuring Behavior 47 3 Selecting and Def ining Target Behaviors Role of Assessment in Applied Behavior Analysis 48 49 Assessment Methods Used by Behavior Analysts 50 Assessing the Social Significance of Potential Target Behaviors 55 Prioritizing Target Behaviors 62 Defining Target Behaviors 65 Setting Criteria for Behavior Change 69 Summary 69 4 Measuring Behavior 72 Definition and Functions of Measurement in Applied Behavior Analysis 73 Measurable Dimensions of Behavior 75 Procedures for Measuring Behavior 88 Measuring Behavior by Permanent Products 95 Computer-Assisted Measurement of Behavior 99 Summary 100 5 Improving and Assessing the Quality of Behavioral Measurement 102 Indicators of Trustworthy Measurement 103 Threats to Measurement Validity 105 Threats to Measurement Accuracy and Reliability 108 Assessing the Accuracy and Reliability of Behavioral Measurement 110 Using Interobserver Agreement to Assess Behavioral Measurement 113 Summary 123 ХХШ XXIV Contents PAßT 3 Evaluating and Analyzing Behavior Change 125 6 Constructing and Interpreting Graphic Displays of Behavioral Data 126 Purpose and Benefits of Graphic Displays of Behavioral Data 128 Types of Graphs Used in Applied Behavior Analysis 128 Constructing Line Graphs 144 Interpreting Graphically Displayed Behavioral Data 149 Summary 156 7 Analyzing Behavior Change: Basic Assumptions and Strategies 158 Concepts and Assumptions Underlying the Analysis of Behavior 159 Components of Experiments in Applied Behavior Analysis 162 Steady State Strategy and Baseline Logic 167 Summary 174 8 Reversal and Alternating Treatments Designs 176 Reversal Design 177 Alternating Treatments Design 187 Summary 198 9 Multiple Baseline and Changing Criterion Designs 200 Multiple Baseline Design 201 Changing Criterion Design 219 Summary 223 10 Planning and Evaluating Applied Behavior Analysis Research 225 Importance of the Individual Subject in Behavioral Research 226 Importance of Flexibility in Experimental Design 229 Internal Validity: Controlling Potential Sources of Confounding in Experimental Design Social Validity: Assessing the Applied Value of Behavior Changes and the Treatments That Accomplish Them External Validity: Replicating Experiments to Determine the Generality of Research Findings Evaluating Applied Behavior Analysis Research Summary 230 237 243 247 253 Reinforcement 11 Positive Reinforcement 255 256 Definition and Nature of Positive Reinforcement 258 Classifying Reinforcers 269 Identifying Potential Reinforcers 274 Control Procedures for Positive Reinforcement 283 Using Reinforcement Effectively 285 Summary 289 12 Negative Reinforcement 291 Brian A. ¡wata and Richard G. Smith Definition of Negative Reinforcement 292 Escape and Avoidance Contingencies 294 Characteristics of Negative Reinforcement 295 Applications of Negative Reinforcement 297 Ethical Considerations in the Use of Negative Reinforcement 302 Summary 302 13 Schedules of Reinforcement 304 Intermittent Reinforcement 305 Defining Basic Intermittent Schedules of Reinforcement 306 Thinning Intermittent Reinforcement 313 Variations on Basic Intermittent Schedules of Reinforcement 314 Compound Schedules of Reinforcement 316 Perspectives on Applying Schedules of Reinforcement in Applied Settings 321 Summary 323 Contents XXV PART 5 Using Prompts to Develop Stimulus Control 401 Transfer of Stimulus Control 403 Punishment 325 Summary 408 14 Punishment by Stimulus Presentation 326 PART / Definition and Nature of Punishment 327 Developing Examples of Positive Punishment Interventions 338 Guidelines for Using Punishment Effectively 345 New Behavior 411 Ethical Considerations Regarding the Use of Punishment 349 18 Imitation 412 Concluding Perspectives 352 Definition of Imitation 413 Summary 354 Imitation Training 414 Guidelines for Imitation Training 417 15 Punishment by Removal Summary 418 of a Stimulus 356 Definition of Time-Out 357 Time-Out Procedures for Applied Settings 357 Using Time-Out Effectively 361 Definition of Response Cost 363 Response Cost Methods 367 Using Response Cost Effectively 368 Response Cost Considerations 370 Summary 371 PART (> 16 Motivating Operations 374 Jack Michael Definition and Characteristics of Motivating Operations 375 A Critical Distinction: Motivative versus Discriminative Relations 377 Unconditioned Motivating Operations (UMOs) 377 Conditioned Motivating Operations (CMOs) 384 General Implications of Motivating Operations for Behavior Analysis 389 Summary 389 17 Stimulus Control 392 Antecedent Stimuli 393 Stimulus Generalization 394 Development of Stimulus Control 395 Stimulus Equivalence 398 Factors Affecting the Development of Stimulus Control 400 19 Shaping Definition of Shaping Shaping across and within Response Topographies Increasing the Efficiency of Shaping Clicker Training Guidelines for Implementing Shaping Future Applications of Shaping Summary Antecedent Variables 373 20 chaining Definition of a Behavior Chain Rationale for Using Chaining Task Analysis Behavior Chaining Methods Interrupting and Breaking Behavior Chains Factors Affecting the Performance of a Behavior Chain Summary PART « Decreasing Behavior with Nonpunishment Procedures 21 Extinction Definition of Extinction Extinction Procedures Extinction Effects 420 421 424 426 426 426 431 432 434 435 436 437 442 447 450 452 455 456 457 458 461 XXVI Contents Variables Affecting Resistance to Extinction 463 Analyzing Complex Verbal Behavior 534 Using Extinction Effectively 464 Multiple Control 538 Summary 467 Autoclitic Relation 539 Applications of Verbal Behavior 540 22 Differential Reinforcement 469 Summary 546 Basic Description of Differential Reinforcement 470 PART 11 Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior and Differential Special Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavioi 470 • 475 Applications 549 Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Responding 480 26 Contingency Contracting, Summary 484 Token Economy, and Group Contingencies 550 23 Antecedent Interventions 486 Contingency Contracting 551 Defining Antecedent Interventions 487 Token Economy 560 Noncontingent Reinforcement 489 Group Contingencies 567 High-Probability Request Sequence 492 Summary 573 Functional Communication Training 494 Summary 496 27 Self-Management 575 The Self as Controller of Behavior 576 PART 9 Applications, Advantages, and Benefits Functional Analysis 499 of Self-Management Antecedent-Based 579 Self-Management Tactics 587 24 Functional Self-Monitoring 590 Behavior Assessment 500 Self-Administered Consequences 599 Nancy A. Neef and Stephanie M. Peterson Other Self-Management Tactics Suggestions for Conducting an Effective 604 Functions of Behavior 501 Self-Management Program 607 Role of Functional Behavior Assessment Behavior Changes Behavior 609 in Intervention and Prevention 502 Summary 611 Overview of FBA Methods 504 Conducting a Functional Behavior Assessment 511 Case Examples Illustrating the FBA Process 514 PART 12 Summary 523 Promoting PART IO Generalized Behavior Change 613 Verbal Behavior 525 28 Generalization 25 Verbal Behavior 526 and Maintenance Mark L. Sundberg of Behavior Change 614 Verbal Behavior and Properties of Language 527 Generalized Behavior Change: Definitions Development of Verbal Behavior Defining Verbal Behavior Elementary Verbal Opérants Role of the Listener Identifying Verbal Opérants 528 528 529 533 533 and Key Concepts Planning for Generalized Behavior Change Strategies and Tactics for Promoting Generalized Behavior Change 615 623 625 Contents xxvii Modifying and Terminating Successful Ethical Issues in Client Services 669 Interventions 648 Advocating for the Client 675 Guiding Principles for Promoting Conclusion 677 Generalized Outcomes 650 Summary 677 Summary 653 Appendix Textbook Coverage PART 13 of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board® BCBA® Ethics 657 & BCABA® Behavior Analyst Task List®-Third Edition 679 29 Ethical Considerations Glossary 689 for Applied Behavior Analysts 658 Bibliography 709 Jose A. Martinez-Diaz, Thomas R. Freeman, Name Index 755 Matthew Normand, and Timothy E. Heron Subject Index 765 What Is Ethics and Why Is It Important? Standards of Professional Practice for Applied Behavior Analysts 662 Ensuring Professional Competence 665 Note: Every effort has been made to provide accurate and current Internet information in this book. However, the Internet and information posted on it are constantly changing, and it is inevitable that some of the Internet ad¬ dresses listed in this textbook will change.
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Selecting, Defining, and Measuring Behavior 47 3 Selecting and Def ining Target Behaviors Role of Assessment in Applied Behavior Analysis 48 49 Assessment Methods Used by Behavior Analysts 50 Assessing the Social Significance of Potential Target Behaviors 55 Prioritizing Target Behaviors 62 Defining Target Behaviors 65 Setting Criteria for Behavior Change 69 Summary 69 4 Measuring Behavior 72 Definition and Functions of Measurement in Applied Behavior Analysis 73 Measurable Dimensions of Behavior 75 Procedures for Measuring Behavior 88 Measuring Behavior by Permanent Products 95 Computer-Assisted Measurement of Behavior 99 Summary 100 5 Improving and Assessing the Quality of Behavioral Measurement 102 Indicators of Trustworthy Measurement 103 Threats to Measurement Validity 105 Threats to Measurement Accuracy and Reliability 108 Assessing the Accuracy and Reliability of Behavioral Measurement 110 Using Interobserver Agreement to Assess Behavioral Measurement 113 Summary 123 ХХШ XXIV Contents PAßT 3 Evaluating and Analyzing Behavior Change 125 6 Constructing and Interpreting Graphic Displays of Behavioral Data 126 Purpose and Benefits of Graphic Displays of Behavioral Data 128 Types of Graphs Used in Applied Behavior Analysis 128 Constructing Line Graphs 144 Interpreting Graphically Displayed Behavioral Data 149 Summary 156 7 Analyzing Behavior Change: Basic Assumptions and Strategies 158 Concepts and Assumptions Underlying the Analysis of Behavior 159 Components of Experiments in Applied Behavior Analysis 162 Steady State Strategy and Baseline Logic 167 Summary 174 8 Reversal and Alternating Treatments Designs 176 Reversal Design 177 Alternating Treatments Design 187 Summary 198 9 Multiple Baseline and Changing Criterion Designs 200 Multiple Baseline Design 201 Changing Criterion Design 219 Summary 223 10 Planning and Evaluating Applied Behavior Analysis Research 225 Importance of the Individual Subject in Behavioral Research 226 Importance of Flexibility in Experimental Design 229 Internal Validity: Controlling Potential Sources of Confounding in Experimental Design Social Validity: Assessing the Applied Value of Behavior Changes and the Treatments That Accomplish Them External Validity: Replicating Experiments to Determine the Generality of Research Findings Evaluating Applied Behavior Analysis Research Summary 230 237 243 247 253 Reinforcement 11 Positive Reinforcement 255 256 Definition and Nature of Positive Reinforcement 258 Classifying Reinforcers 269 Identifying Potential Reinforcers 274 Control Procedures for Positive Reinforcement 283 Using Reinforcement Effectively 285 Summary 289 12 Negative Reinforcement 291 Brian A. ¡wata and Richard G. 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Neef and Stephanie M. Peterson Other Self-Management Tactics Suggestions for Conducting an Effective 604 Functions of Behavior 501 Self-Management Program 607 Role of Functional Behavior Assessment Behavior Changes Behavior 609 in Intervention and Prevention 502 Summary 611 Overview of FBA Methods 504 Conducting a Functional Behavior Assessment 511 Case Examples Illustrating the FBA Process 514 PART 12 Summary 523 Promoting PART IO Generalized Behavior Change 613 Verbal Behavior 525 28 Generalization 25 Verbal Behavior 526 and Maintenance Mark L. 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title_full	Applied behavior analysis John O. Cooper, Timothy E. Heron, William L. Heward
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