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How to Document Rule-Governed Behavior Evidence and Limits
Document rule-governed behavior using rule provenance, accessible delivery, responses, actual contingencies, social outcomes, prompts, comparisons, and limits.
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Clinician guide
How to Reassess Rule-Governed Behavior After Context or Access Changes
Reassess rule-governed behavior after context or access changes using rule versions, speakers, settings, language, AAC, timing, outcomes, health, and preference.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Adaptation After a Rule or Contingency Changes
Assess adaptation after rule or contingency changes using versioned rules, outcomes, signals, exposure, feedback, prompts, access, safe conditions, and phase data.
Clinician guide
How to Compare a Stated Rule With the Operating Contingency
Compare a rule with actual opportunities and consequences using conditionality, timing, probability, magnitude, quality, exceptions, competing outcomes, and status.
Clinician guide
How to Use Pliance, Tracking, and Augmenting as Assessment Hypotheses
Use pliance, tracking, and augmenting as hypotheses using social correspondence, rule-environment correspondence, value functions, mixed control, and direct report.
Clinician guide
How to Measure Rule Following Without a Compliance Shortcut
Measure rule following using a useful outcome, accessible exposure, eligible opportunities, choice, alternatives, refusal, partner response, invalidity, and burden.
Clinician guide
How to Separate Rule Following From Prompt and Model Control
Separate rule following from demonstrations, gestures, prompts, proximity, task features, and direct outcomes using safe variation and mixed-control conclusions.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Rule Access and Understanding Without Speech Bias
Assess rule access through usable language and AAC, timing, examples, questions, recognition, paraphrase, performance, assent, and separate conclusions.
Clinician guide
How to Document Rule Content, Source, and Learning History
Document a rule's wording, source, audience, delivery, stated contingency, corrections, correspondence history, social consequences, direct contact, and uncertainty.
Clinician guide
How to Define a Rule-Governed Behavior Assessment Question
Define a rule-governed behavior question using the rule, source, accessible delivery, response, actual contingencies, history, experience, and action rules.
Clinician guide
How to Document Response-Variability Evidence and Limits
Document response variability with response class, dimension, opportunities, raw sequences, prompts, contingency, integrity, access, comparisons, and limits.
Clinician guide
How to Reassess Variability After a Task or Schedule Change
Reassess variability after a task or schedule change by versioning criteria, reinforcement, prompts, partners, materials, access, exposure, and phase decisions.
