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How might the procedures for data collection look for this response?Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data.
modeling, rehearsal and feedback as well as side by side and interobserver data

Behavior Skills Training

Pen and paper

NET

Yes/ No questionaire

modelling/rehearsal/feedback

BST

Reviewing training procedures and retention through quiz

BST

Collect data on the correct responses

Develop a BST training procedure to address the issue.

BST

Model, roleplay, and provide direct feedback on the tasks.

Demonstrate, Practice, provide Feedback

Have Stephanie observe, ask questions, be observed, provided feedback

Make a checklist of the steps of discrete trial teaching and mark whether the step occurred or didn't occur for a particular program.

Use BST to teach this skill
Rationale: fidelity with treatment program will increase the skill acquisition rate of our clients and is required by funders.
Model: Model in role play. Provide video examples of in-situ skill implementation. Pause and label each checklist step
Practice: have the technician practice implementing programs in role play
Feedback: provide feedback on each step implemented correctly. Practice until all steps can be implemented correctly

No on several PDC sections

Modelling and video examples can be used for better training. Immediate feedback can also benefit.

Self-monitoring

Performance feedback

Ioa

Interobserver agreement

Explicit instruction of DTT with a self reflection check list of what to do

Checklist and self reflection

Record data on the percentage of steps related to DTT that Stephanie implements correctly

Behavioral Skills Training

simplify to 2 choices

review procedure, model, provide in-vivo feedback

Yes

Set of interventions

Create a list of steps involved in DTT procedure, track steps completed correctly. Calculate % completed correctly.

BST- Instruction, modeling, rehearsal, feedback

The target behavior is the clinician’s accurate identification of an intervention (or set of interventions) that directly corresponds to the barriers identified through the PDC-HS. • Example definition: “The clinician selects intervention strategies that align with the performance barriers identified in at least 3 of 4 PDC-HS domains (training, antecedents, equipment/processes, consequences).”

Type: Permanent Product or Checklist Recording
Observer: Supervisor, BCBA, or trainer reviewing the clinician’s completed PDC-HS and proposed intervention plan.
Frequency: After each PDC-HS administration and intervention plan development.

Fidelity of implimentation - are they doing the intervention correctly

Training, corrective feedback

Checklist format

Create a task analysis for each step of the DTT, model the components, then shape how the RBT is implementing

Step by step instructions on how to preform the task

Provide instructions
model
rehearsal

It will be necessary to review Stephanie's data when completing DTI as well as complete an observation of her process

Reteaching through BST is likely warranted and the use of modeling particularly.

Modify the data collection method based on the results of the previous intervention with an identified revised intervention

Include a more restrictive intervention

BST

BST, modeling

Unsure

Unsure

How might the procedures for data collection look for this response?Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data.