Gregory Hanley, PhD, BCBA-D | Preventing severe problem behavior

Considering both the challenges in marshaling the resources necessary for conducting a scientifically sound and ecologically valid functional assessment process and the numerous risk factors for developing problem behavior, preventing the development of problem behavior in young children is important. A class-wide and small group curriculum for teaching skills shown to prevent the development of problem behavior will be described in this brief session.

[@wordsoflife5987]

This man is making so much sense...that the bots came for him in the chat .🤣🤣🤣

[@joyjoyhappiness9610]

Yep

[@elizabethcastillo3315]

Yeah, they're the ones who don't make much sense. I'm continuing my quest for more info on this way of helping the client to assent before delving into intensive instruction; this seems like a good way to achieve this, in theory. Currently implementing this on one of my cases. I hope to do the same on a case in which the client has more vocal impairments and more severe target behavior.

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

The original test showed ABA resulted in negative antisocial behavior. Aba classes everywhere I'm not doing this modified program he created to change the outcome. And how stressful was it on the children that he did something he calls aggressive. Doesn't matter if you were in the children as long as you get the results and continue to get money for your program

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

How is a nonverbal child going to tell you to help? This man is horrible and rotten in his own words. Beware someone that's teaching you to be rotten to children it's against the law.

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

He had to modify aba to get good results. That's the whole point traditional ABA resulted in a bad result.

[@pardonmyfrench4760]

Are you upset that Dr. Hanley is making waves in the scientific field and all you have is a youtube channel of yourself singing happy birthday to your cats for 12 viewers in a year?

[@patrickbertlein1675]

@@pardonmyfrench4760 don’t reinforce her behavior by giving her attention.

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

22:47 of this video watch it and copy it before they take it down. Is this guy really proud of playing pranks children is he really proud of being rotten because he got a bad assessment and that really it was time with the parents that made the children healthier. So the assessment said that too much time time in an institution non - maternal made the children delinquent. Maybe some respect for the her component in was in order instead of getting mean to the children.

[@pardonmyfrench4760]

Is it embarrassing that nobody is paying attention to you? I would be embarrassed trying to go up against empirically backed, evidence based procedures. Everyone in the field knows who Dr. Hanley is..... who tf are you?

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

More hours with mothers made better children.