Choose a specific health behavior that you would like to set as a goal for yourself or for someone else, and develop a strategy or program for change. First, briefly describe the specific health behavior you are addressing and why you are addressing this behavior (e.g., your own attitudes, societal norms, medical information, fear of … Read more
An understanding of cells and cell behavior is a critically important component of disease diagnosis and treatment. But some diseases can be complex in nature, with a variety of factors and circumstances impacting their emergence and severity. Effective disease analysis often requires an understanding that goes beyond isolated cell behavior. Genes, the environments in which … Read more
Background: Your beliefs about teaching shape your classroom culture, behavior expectations, and relationships with students. Before implementing strategies, it’s essential to reflect on your assumptions and values. Classroom management is not only about preventing disruptions—it’s about creating an environment where all students can learn and feel valued. Prompt: What do you believe is the primary … Read more
Sigmund Freud and his followers viewed human behavior as stemming from forces inside us. Without deep analysis, we would not be aware of the conflicts inside of us that are unconscious. As a result of these interpsychic conflicts, we are motivated to act and speak in specific ways. Freud, Adler, Jung, Klein, and others are … Read more
Listen to this episode of The Behavior Observations Podcast 2 Choose a client (real or hypothetical) who is working on a measurable academic goal (e.g., completing homework on time, participating in class discussions, or organizing materials). Observe and record the student’s current behavior for one week (e.g., number of assignments turned in on time, frequency … Read more
Behaviorism provides a valuable framework for understanding human behavior across various domains, including education, health, and social policy. Drawing on the lessons and readings from Module 8 – 11, select a current event or societal issue (e.g., public health campaigns, educational reforms, or workplace dynamics) and explore how behavioral science can offer insights or solutions. … Read more
Behaviorism provides a valuable framework for understanding human behavior across various domains, including education, health, and social policy. Drawing on the lessons and readings from Module 8 – 11, select a current event or societal issue (e.g., public health campaigns, educational reforms, or workplace dynamics) and explore how behavioral science can offer insights or solutions. … Read more
Behavior Intervention Plan Throughout this course you have learned what challenging behavior is, the risk factors associated with the behavior, and strategies that can be used both at home and school to support children with challenging behavior. In your Final Project, you will bring this knowledge together to develop an individualized behavior intervention plan for … Read more
Complete the document guide for the FBA & BIP assignment using a challenging behavior from your observations. You are going to imagine that one of your observations is a challenging behavior that is creating learning and or social difficulties for one student. This behavior would be something that would be chronic — happening all the … Read more
his assignment is designed to build your skills of observation of behavior and factors that may trigger a behavior (antecedents) and the reinforcing factors (consequences) after a behavior occurs. Additionally the assignment is designed to help improve your skills in describing behavior in observable and measurable terms. Antecedent: Any situation, action, or event that immediately … Read more