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WEEK 4 - Additional materials
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| Two very different approaches provide the focus for this weeks lecture. Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) looks at environmental factors that modify behaviour and suggest that if these can be identified and changed than a resulting improvement in behaviour can be created. |
ABA & Gamification |
Alternatively Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) looks at modifying the mistaken beliefs and unhelpful thinking that lead to inappropriate behaviour. When individuals modify their 'self talk', their actions and behaviour reflect this change, resulting in different outcomes.
After attending the lecture and/or viewing the PowerPoint presentation the resources below provide some practical additions to your behaviour management toolkit.
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PowerPoint covering this weeks lecture outlining Applied Behaviour Analysis and the use of functional assessments and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy using the Talk sense to yourself program.
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A link to Skinner talking about his work with pigeons and his conclusion that all behaviour can be controlled and modified by environmental changes.
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An interview with Albert Ellis, who developed the cognitive behaviour approach through a technique he called Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy.
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Outline of the steps to the
Talk sense to yourself program |
Commentary covering the process for creating
an Emotional temperature graph with students. |
More information on Ellis' REBT |
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