Watch the Unit 6 Lecture. (click here for transcripts)Read

Watch the Unit 6 Lecture. (click here for transcripts)Read the following scenario. Identify a behavior you would like to change using self-management. It can be one of your own behaviors or a hypothetical behavior. Identify the behavior targeted for change and describe how self-management can be used to change a behavior. Then, create a self-management plan to change your behavior; include all of the following:Define the target behavior to be changed using a 1-2 sentence operational definition. List competing behaviors.Set your goal.Develop your self-monitoring plan. How will you collect data on the behavior?Functional assessment: Offer your interpretation of what the antecedents and consequences are for the target behavior and competing behaviors. If the target behavior is a behavior excess you are hoping to decrease, what do you think is currently controlling the behavior (e.g., what antecedent and what reinforcer)? If the target behavior is a behavior deficit you are hoping to increase, what antecedents need to cue the behavior and what consequences need to reinforce it?Choose appropriate self-management strategies. Include one antecedent intervention and one contingency-based intervention.A description of how you will evaluate your plan and what you will do if your self-management strategies do not work.Peer Responses:Review two of your classmates’ posts to assess the following:Critique your peer’s target behavior definition – does it pass the criteria for a target behavior definition? Critique your peer’s goal – is the timing and level of change appropriate? Critique your peer’s plan to change his or her behavior and offer one possible alternative behavior change tactic.Reading and ResourcesRead Chapter 23 in Behavior Modification: “Behavioral Contracts,”Read Chapter 20 in Behavior Modification: “Self-Management,”Read the following article located in the university library:Wulfert, E. (2010). Rule-Governed Behavior. Salem Press, Inc. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.libauth.purdueglobal.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&db=ers&AN=93872212&site=eds-live TEXTBOOKSCooper, J. O., Heron, T. E., Heward, W. L. (2020). Applied Behavior Analysis. Miltenberger, R.G. (2016). Behavior modification; Principles and procedures (Sixth Ed.)