| How might data be collected for this target response? | Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data. |
|---|---|
| antecedent behavior intervention plan is in view of staff | have staff to complete a checklist which show all antecedent interventions |
| Interview staff and observe in vivo | use self monitoring checklist |
| Providing feedback and reviewing protocols | Checklist, regular review of performances and access to task information. |
| Is a job aid (e.g., checklist, data sheet, step-by-step instructions, pictures, prompts) for completing the task visibly located (if appropriate) or easily accessible in the task area? (e.g., visibly posted, located with the instructional or data collection materials). | Provide visuals showing step-by-step procedures to remind staff how to implement the antecedent interventions. Include the data sheets along with the interventions so that data can be collected after the antecedent visuals are reviewed. |
| train the group home manger to collect data using checklists | in vivo feedback |
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| Track problem bx notes/data | Retrain when to use the intervention |
| Direct observation | Modeling, BST, training |
| The behavior analyst will collect data on staff implementation of antecedent interventions using a fidelity checklist, recording the percentage of correctly delivered prompts and instructions. Baseline data and ongoing tracking of errors or omissions will measure improvement, with IOA collected as needed. The goal is to ensure consistent, clear delivery of antecedent procedures to support consumer stress management. | Based on the PDC-HS results, interventions will focus on improving task clarification and prompting. Staff will receive clear written or visual guides, along with Behavior Skills Training including modeling, rehearsal, and feedback. Prompting systems and performance feedback will support accurate implementation, and in-situ coaching will provide real-time guidance. The goal is to ensure consistent and effective delivery of antecedent interventions to help consumers manage stress. |
| Data Collection for the Target Response The target response is staff implementation of antecedent interventions. Data collection should focus on procedural fidelity. Appropriate data collection methods include: Direct observation of residential counselors during routine activities. Use of an antecedent-intervention fidelity checklist that lists required steps (e.g., visual schedules provided, choices offered, transitions signaled in advance). Record: Percentage of antecedent strategies implemented correctly Frequency of missed antecedent supports Collect data across multiple shifts and settings to evaluate consistency of implementation. | Intervention Based on PDC-HS Data Because the PDC-HS identified the Task Clarification and Prompting domain, the intervention should focus on making expectations clearer and providing supports that cue correct performance. Appropriate interventions include: Task clarification, such as: Clear written procedures for antecedent interventions Step-by-step checklists Visual job aids posted in relevant areas Prompts and reminders, including: Visual prompts (signs, cue cards) Electronic reminders or alarms Shift-start reminders Environmental arrangement, ensuring antecedent materials are readily available Brief performance feedback to confirm correct implementation These interventions reduce ambiguity and increase the likelihood that staff will implement antecedent interventions consistently without relying on punitive or consequence-based strategies. |
| training | training |
| elf monrioting | role-play |
| PDC | Task clarification and prompting |
| self-monitoring | Review expectations of antecedent intervention implementation at the next team meeting. |
| Checklist of the antecedent interventions used during session | Provide job aid |
| checklist | checklist of interventions |
| Data collection should focus on procedural integrity of antecedent intervention implementation (schedule preview, environmental arragement, pre-activity prompts) | Clearly written antecedent intervention protocols, scheduled prompts or reminders |
| checklists of the procedures | |
| comprehensive checklist | prompts |
| observation or video observation | walk through with staff to model/prompt |
| Observational. | BST. |
| Write out the descriptions of the antecendents, paired with checklists and goals to specify good performance. | Post the antecedent interventions clearly. Create checklists and flow charts to outline when and how to use the procedures. Throughout the day provide various prompts at the appropriate times so staff are errorlessly given the time to use the interventions. |
| Do quick spot-check observations using a simple checklist of the key antecedent strategies (like giving transition warnings, offering choices, setting up visuals). Just mark yes/no for each item and look at the percent of steps done correctly across the shift or day. | Clarify expectations: Make a short, clear checklist of the required antecedent steps and review it with staff so everyone’s on the same page. |
| Develop a task analysis or checklist for each intervention and perform an observation to collect data for implementing antecedent strategies. | 1. Ensure the intervention is clearly explained. |
| Observations and self-monitoring data. | Refresh training on content and model with staff. Essentially, use BST |
| How might data be collected for this target response? | Identify an intervention, or set of interventions, based on the PDC-HS data. |
