APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS ABC (Antecedent - Behavior - Consequence)

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APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS ABC (Antecedent - Behavior - Consequence) Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 1. ANTESEDEN is the environmental events or trigger that make up the behavior Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 ANTESEDEN PLANNED ANTESEDEN NATURAL ANTESEDEN Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 2.CONSEQUENCE is the environmental events that follow the behavior, that can strengthening, weakening, or discontinuing the behavior. It could be repeating the positive behavior and avoiding the negative behavior. Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT CONSEQUENCES NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT PUNISHMENT Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 A-B-C CHAIN The relation between the environmental events and the behavior Antecedent-Behavior-Consequences Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Antecedent and consequence of behavior Recovery A1 Listening radio B1 Visit to clinic A2 B2 Returning C2 Reward from the doctor Antecedent and consequence of behavior Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Characteristic of Consequences for Health : The consequences that immediately follow the behavior are stronger influence behavior than delayed More relevant, important, and meaningful for individuals, so the consequence is more useful Concrete consequences is more effective than abstract Once a behavior can be learned successfully, so the pleasant behavior don’t need to follow each event to maintain the behavior Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 The linkage of A-B-C The most effective communication program is the program that strengthening the linkage between antecedent, behavior and consequence Strategy that be able to market the consequence Strategy that be able to promise the unpleasant consequence Strategy that be able to teaching another about how to sustain the behavior Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 The other important concept Approximation Formation Fading Skill deficit versus performance deficit Condition when studying versus condition when maintaining Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 Characteristic the program that applied the behavior analysis The programs will focused on the observable behavior The program will arrange both for the effort to change and for the effort to maintain the behavior Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 The programs will divert the emphasis on communication strategy from antecedent strategy to be consequence strategy The program will accommodate the complexity of health practice in the draft program Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Behavioral Assessment To planning a communication program that lead to a behavior, a communicator need to define the ideal behavior. Which is at the assessment phase, a communicator should describe the step of medical therapy comprehensively in order to have a maximum result on health problems (kanfer & saslow, 1969) Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 Reduce a negative consequences the communication channel also can be used to reduce the negative consequence in target behavior Increase the excellence of consequence The technology and behavior that were need to child survival are growing, the new behavior resulting consequence- the new consequence and communicator often need to show unknown relative consequence Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

THE USE OF COMMUNICATION CHANNELS ON A-B-C LINKAGE The communication channel are useful for triggering, shaping, and appreciate the personal behavior, especially to consider the demography characteristic and socio-economic population in developing country Health Behavior CHAPTER 8

Health Behavior CHAPTER 8 Thank you Any question class? Health Behavior CHAPTER 8