Dominika always eats their lunch at 12:30 p.m. Today is Satu…

Dominika always eats their lunch at 12:30 p.m. Today is Saturday, so she has brunch with her friends at 10:00 a.m. They have a lot to eat at brunch and are not hungry, but when they look at their phone and see it is 12:30 p.m., they think about what they can eat at home. This is an example of (a):

Paul watches Sadie happily play with a fire truck. Paul says…

Paul watches Sadie happily play with a fire truck. Paul says, “I want the truck!” He grabs the fire truck from Sadie’s hands and starts playing with it. The daycare teacher says, “Paul, that was mean!” What is the antecedent for Paul grabbing the fire truck? 

When Vana rode her bike past her friend’s house after school…

When Vana rode her bike past her friend’s house after school, her friend’s mother, Karla, always greeted her with freshly baked cookies. When Karla became busy remodeling her home, she stopped meeting Vana outside with cookies. Vana no longer rides her bike by her friend’s house. This is an example of:

Marci is a classroom BCBA. As part of a visual analysis of t…

Marci is a classroom BCBA. As part of a visual analysis of teacher data, she notices that one student’s disruptive behavior has increased sharply since her last observation two weeks ago. She conducts an informal observation and notices that the teaching assistant removes the student from the area when they engage in these behaviors. Based on her knowledge of the functions of behavior, Marci tells the teaching assistant to use trained de-escalation procedures and antecedent modifications when the student engages in these behaviors instead of removing them from the area.  Which of the seven dimensions of behavior analysis does this scenario demonstrate?