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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.
Data for each step of the sequence

BST

Measure the prompt level or prompt type instead of success

BST on DTT. Repeated trials until mastery and repeated constructive and feedback as well as praise

Checklist

BST and training on how to collect data

Inaccurate

Providing training on how to collect data.

Procedural checklist for steps of DTT completed correctly

Behavioral Skills training regarding DTT

TA checklist of components of procedure.

Complete BST training across procedure. Complete procedure fidelity using TA created.

Measuring correct responses/ incorrect responses during a trial

Behavioral skill training

visual tool to prompt and then display of use of each step

task analysis

bst

Observe and interview

BST with feedback

fidelity checklist on DTT

bst on DTT implementation until able to rehearse with 80% accuracy across 5 sessions

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Percent of correct dtt trials

Observation with immediate feedback, modeling

clear instruction

BST

Self monitoring, video

Performance effort, consequences

checklists, direct observation of implementation

BST, enhanced written instructions, checklist for self-management

Data collection could include a fidelity checklist completed by a supervisor during live or video-recorded sessions. The checklist would focus on specific steps of the intervention (e.g., use of de-escalation prompts, implementation of scheduled breaks). Frequency and accuracy of implementation would be recorded, along with notes on staff responsiveness.

Based on PDC-HS results, targeted coaching using Behavioral Skills Training (BST) may be appropriate. This could include modeling, role-play of crisis scenarios, and structured feedback. Additionally, visual prompts and simplified scripts could be laminated and made accessible to the staff. Regular feedback and reinforcement (both private and public) would help support performance improvement and maintenance.

supervisor collecting fidelity data on staff while observing her run DTT trials and then later staff collecting self monitoring data for fidelity while she runs a DDT trial

BST and self monitoring

modeling - review of procedures

no in understanding

modeling

Model the correct process

hands on modeling

Observation with task analysis

Model, rehearse, feedback

use of checklists

go back to sbt

Mastery criterion during training (BST) then direct observation for mastery in natural settings for maintenance

BST with in-vivo direct feedback

bst

Implement BST training

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