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How might data be collected for this target response?Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data.
Performance checklist measuring percentage of correctly implemented antecedent interventions.

Written protocols, checklists, and prompts/reminders to support implementation.

self report checklist

BST

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Observation using a performance checklist.

Task clarification and checklists with use of visual prompts for reminders of antecedent interventions.

Data could be collected via a checklist or direct observation of items competed.

An intervention could be reviewing antecedent interventions in a meeting where the supervisor can model as needed. They have a checklist displayed on the data system or where they can see it. Then a way for the staff to evaluate their performance with occasional reliability checks.

Checklist

Repeat training in this area

procedure fidelity

BST
Observation
Performance Feedback

Checklists either self report or by management

Make sure each employee knows what tasks are part of their job description
, possible retraining if some did not realize or understand what the antecedent interventions were, and prompt when necessary while observing.

How many instances of behavior happened when antecedent interventions were not effectively used.

Train staff on use of antecedent interventions.

Checklist of data for antecedent interventions

fidelity check in

observation by the BA

prompting

ABC data

Prompting
Modeling
Providing feedback

observation and treatment integrity

modeling, training in-vivo, identify operational definitions,

Data could be collected by observing staff during shifts and recording how often antecedent interventions are implemented correctly and at the appropriate times.

The behavior analyst could improve performance by clearly outlining expectations, providing step-by-step checklists or visual prompts, and giving staff reminders and feedback throughout their shifts.

Procedural fidelity/treatment integrity data Measure whether antecedent strategies are implemented correctly and at the appropriate times Task analysis checklist data Break antecedent procedures into observable steps and score completion Frequency or percentage measures

1. Clarify Written Procedures
Rewrite antecedent intervention plans into simple, observable, step-by-step instructions
Use concise language and concrete examples

Purpose: Ensures staff clearly understand expectations.

2. Create Visual Supports and Checklists
Laminated cue cards
Shift checklists
Visual flowcharts for escalation prevention procedures
Posted schedules or reminders in common areas

Purpose: Provides ongoing prompts in the natural environment.

3. Use Antecedent Prompting Systems
Timers or phone reminders
Scheduled prompts before known high-stress times
Supervisor cueing during transitions

Purpose: Increases likelihood of implementation before challenging behavior occurs.

data on antecedent implementation by staff, both by supervisor and self monitoring checkilst

Conduct training sessions, give feedback
Provide necessary remainder prompts posted at work areas or via mobile devices if time dependent
Also provide a checklist at the end of their session/ shift that indicates antecedent interventions implemented

Direct observation and self monitoring

Provide direct instruction, video modeling, modeling, rehearsing, feedback (BST)

Self reporting

Bst and in-vivo feedback

collect and review data on antecedent interventions

Meet with staff to clarify tasks, request daily data and work with the to analyze the effectiveness of the program

Procedural checklist

Modify task list and prompting strategies

The BA can provide the staff with visuals they can use

The manager can remind the staff of their duties and assist with data collection.

BA observation, Staff collection

Create a cheat-sheet for the interventions so they are more easily accessed. Set an alarm reminder to set up the antecedent interventions at a certain time every day prior to the observed times that anxiety behaviors typically occur.

Checklist

Prompts

collect data on how many staff implement the antecedent procedure and compare it with the frequency of the behaviour with the time that staff don't implement the antecedent strategies. present the data in the meeting with staff and train them about the importance of following the instructions and strategies

managers can talk to staff to consider some reinforcing or corrective consequences for staff following the procedures. provide more training on the procedure to make sure staff know how to implement the strategies.

checklist with observation to determine which interventions are being implemented

provide a more detailed description (task analysis) of antecedent interventions

How might data be collected for this target response?Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data.