Self-determined behavior change: The need for capacity, opportunity and support.

Objective: This article discusses how self-determination is central to positive behavior support, provides recommendations on how to promote it, and identifies future areas of research. Background: The value of incorporating self-determination strategies in positive behavior support plans is receivi...

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Publicado en:Developmental Neurorehabilitation Vol. 19; no. 6; pp. 405 - 410
Autores principales: Agran, Martin, Brown, Fredda
Formato: equations & formulas tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Nov2016
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          Agran, Martin
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          Autonomy
          Behavioral Changes
          Motivation
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          Disruptive Behavior
      ab: Objective: This article discusses how self-determination is central to positive behavior support, provides recommendations on how to promote it, and identifies future areas of research. Background: The value of incorporating self-determination strategies in positive behavior support plans is receiving increased attention. Rather than continue to rely on an externally controlled behavior change model in which "others" (e.g., teachers, service providers) determine the method to use to modify the behavior of a service recipient (student, client), self-determination shifts the responsibility over to that person; that is, he or she is integrally involved in selecting an appropriate strategy, executing it and monitoring how well he or she is doing. Conclusion: The inclusion of self-determination strategies in positive behavior support warrants further attention as individuals who have challenging behavior may be in an optimal position to manipulate their own behavior change.
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