Module 1 of the lecture series on Positive Practices in Behavioral Support Through Nonlinear Applied Behavior Analysis is an overview of a person-centered, nonlinear, multi-element model for providing positive behavioral supports will be presented, and also a full description of the roles that ecology, positive programming, and reinforcement play within this model will be discussed.
The rationale for nonaversive, positive behavioral supports
An introduction to the multi-element model for providing nonaversive person-centered behavioral supports
Environmental / ecological change in support of behavior change
Positive programming: Its role in and methods of supporting behavior change
Reinforcement / motivational strategies to promote rapid behavior change
Differential reinforcement in support of behavior change
Stimulus control and stimulus satiation strategies
