Bachmeyer 2009 Mealtime Behavior (2 Units)

  • Teacher: Andrea Stayton
  • Released: 06/18/2017
  • Price: $ 20.00 (Free for users of 1 Year Complete Course Library)
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Functional Analysis and Treatment of Multiply Controlled Inappropriate Mealtime Behavior (2 Units) bp2009

ABSTRACT: Functional analyses identified children whose inappropriate mealtime behavior was maintained by escape and adult attention. Function-based extinction procedures were tested individually and in combination. Attention extinction alone did not result in decreases in inappropriate mealtime behavior or a significant increase in acceptance. By contrast, escape extinction alone resulted in a decrease in inappropriate mealtime behavior and an increase in acceptance. However, inappropriate mealtime behavior did not decrease to clinically acceptable levels. A combined extinction technique (i.e., escape and attention extinction) resulted in a decrease in inappropriate mealtime behavior to clinically acceptable levels and high and stable acceptance.

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Teacher

Andrea Stayton

Andrea Stayton, M.S., BCBA

Approved Continuing Education Provider 
Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Level 1

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Functional Analysis and Treatment of Multiply Controlled Inappropriate Mealtime Behavior (2 Units) bp2009

ABSTRACT: Functional analyses identified children whose inappropriate mealtime behavior was maintained by escape and adult attention. Function-based extinction procedures were tested individually and in combination. Attention extinction alone did not result in decreases in inappropriate mealtime behavior or a significant increase in acceptance. By contrast, escape extinction alone resulted in a decrease in inappropriate mealtime behavior and an increase in acceptance. However, inappropriate mealtime behavior did not decrease to clinically acceptable levels. A combined extinction technique (i.e., escape and attention extinction) resulted in a decrease in inappropriate mealtime behavior to clinically acceptable levels and high and stable acceptance.

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