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How might data be collected for this target response?Identify several interventions that might help improve response rates. Place them in order with the least-restrictive at the top so that the interventions may be introduced systematically, adding more restrictive / less favorable interventions after the outcomes of less restrictive options have been measured.
checklist

reduce task, BST, rehearse

data collection on staff's data

BST, staffing patterns

Interview staff- are there other tasks that are competing with the data collection

Self- reflection survey
Re-train the skill with feedback
Performance review by supervisor with action plan

Tracking whether or not data was collected for each client, every program, every day for a month.

Review expectations and explain/take questions to encourage staff buy-in
Simplify and retrain data collection techniques
Develop a system for rotating less appealing/aversive tasks so they aren't always falling onto the same staff for completion.
Develop performance review checklist for correct data collection and intervention implementation- reward/promote/take additional action based on results for each staff.

Self monitoring checklist

Modeling
Rehearsal with feedback

BA collecting data on if they have the binder, interactions with the clients/staff

Visual reminders
Checklist
Reinforcement system (lottery)
Self monitor

Data sheet, checklist

Supervisor presence
Self monitoring

checklist in easy, prominent location
Evaluate how many occurances of data not being collected are happening

Reinforcement system for collecting data
Self report
Consequences for not collecting data

data collection fidelity checks

Increased supervisor presence, Performance feedback, Regularly highlight task outcome

performance checklist regarding tracking desired staff behavior

self monitoring checklist

group incentive for increasing desired staff behavior

individual performance monitoring and 1:1 coaching

data collection should focus on understanding the factors affecting staff motivation, accountability, and competing contingencies

Identify competing contingencies, such as whether socializing or other tasks are more reinforcing than data collection.
Assess whether reinforcement is provided for completing data collection tasks.
Determine if expectations for data collection are clear and if consequences for non-compliance exist.

electronic data collection

reduce task effort
reduce aversive task properties
performance feedback
regularly highlight task outcomes
increased supervisor presence

collect data training
A social validity measure may support identifying barriers to implementation

Utilize the survey outcome to inform decision-making and develop a system utilizing group input, goals, self-monitoring, and reward for improvement.

Live collection

Quiet prompt, reward with target reached

I would as the BCBA observe and take data on data collection (consider a partial interval?)and create a data collection system for staff to self-monitor and self-assess their own data collection using ipad recording feedback.

Self-monitoring
Peer monitoring
Group feedback/performance verbally and in chart form posted in staff break room daily/weekly
Individual feedback/performance verbally and in chart form presented to each staff member daily/weekly

IOA data

Token economy for each day that 100% of the data is filled out. Verbal reprimands. Token penalty contingency when data is not 100% filled out. Disciplinary action

observation and check ins

check logs regularly, post clear expectations

Self monitoring checklist located in binder.

Have a private conservation with staff.

outcome data tracking

self monitoring turning in data
individual positive reinforcement for Turning in data
group positive reinforcement for Turning in data
public graphing for turning in data
response cost for not turning in data

what skills are missed

fidelity

bst

Self assessment by staff. BC observing or program supervisor.

I would perform a form of modeling first with rehearsal and feedback. than i might reduce task effort with performance feedback. increased supervision and regularly highlight task outcomes

Record ABC data on consequences of staff behavior

Reinforcement Opportunities
Corrective feedback
Formal Written Feedback
Termination

Observation of staff

Reduce response effort
Self-monitoring
Job aides/prompts
Observation/Feedback
Peer observation
Additional consequences

How might data be collected for this target response?Identify several interventions that might help improve response rates. Place them in order with the least-restrictive at the top so that the interventions may be introduced systematically, adding more restrictive / less favorable interventions after the outcomes of less restrictive options have been measured.