Relational Frame Theory (RFT) focuses on how relational networks help people acquire linguistic and cognitive skills. The definitions of topographical equivalency, chronological equivalency, and functional [...]

Autoclitics: In applied behavior analysis (ABA), autoclitics are a type of verbal behavior that modify the form and function of other verbal behavior to provide [...]

Types of Functional Analysis 1. **Standard (Experimental) Functional Analysis**: Developed by Iwata et al. in 1982, this method involves manipulating antecedents and consequences across several [...]

Non parametric analysis In applied behavior analysis (ABA), nonparametric analysis refers to statistical methods used to analyze data that do not assume a specific distribution [...]

Mentalism Mentalism explains behavior through assumptions about the existence of inner and mental faculties as the root cause of a behavior.  The key component to [...]

A-5) Describe and define the dimensions of applied behavior analysis (Baer, Wolf, & Risley, 1968). Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), encompasses several key components and principles. [...]

1. Behavior: Behavior refers to any observable and measurable action or activity exhibited by an individual. It includes a wide range of actions, both overt [...]