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How To Use Positive and Negative Reinforcement When Working With Children With Autism
Key Takeaways Positive reinforcement rewards desired behaviors, while negative reinforcement removes discomfort to encourage behavior—not punishment. Both strategies require careful planning and

Receptive vs. Expressive Language in ABA Communication: A Comprehensive Exploration
Key Takeaways Receptive and expressive language are the foundation of communication and social connection. ABA therapy uses evidence-based strategies to strengthen both

What is a Picture Exchange Communication System?
Key Takeaways PECS is an evidence-based communication system that uses pictures to help individuals express their needs. It empowers children with limited

How To Build Rapport To Encourage Positive Interactions With Children
Key Takeaways Strong rapport between therapist and child is the foundation of effective ABA therapy. Trust, patience, and flexibility help create a

How Can Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Transition Back to School?
Key Takeaways Transitioning children with ASD back to school requires early planning and individualized strategies. Visual supports, structured routines, and gradual exposure

What Are Activities of Daily Living as They Relate to ABA Therapy?
Key Takeaways ABA therapy helps children build independence by teaching Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). ADLs include essential routines such as hygiene,

How To Gain and Maintain Instructional Control During ABA Sessions
Key Takeaways Build trust first: Positive relationships lay the foundation for effective learning. Consistency matters: Clear expectations and predictable routines improve cooperation.

The Six Verbal Operants in Applied Behavior Analysis: Nurturing Language Development in Children
Key Takeaways Verbal operants describe different ways language is used, focusing on function rather than form. The six main operants — mand,

Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA): Understanding Challenging Behaviors for Effective Intervention
Key Takeaways A Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) identifies the reasons behind challenging behaviors, focusing on the “why” rather than just the “what.”
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