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httpwwwccgatecheduccgresourcesbtacc Figure1Wireless. Level 1- Behaviors. Out of seat. Breaking pencils. Not following directions. Playing in desk. Not doing classwork. Not listening. Refusing to work. Crawling on floor. Not taking responsibility. Tattling. How would you describe yourself? . Make a list of 5 characteristics…. Essential Questions. How are inherited traits different from learned behaviors?. Vocabulary to Know:. Inherited trait. Offspring. Justin Daigle, MA. , . BCBA, LBA. Program Director. Introduction. A lot of information will be presented. You do not have to memorize or fully understand all of the information. Some information is lagniappe for those that are interested. Understand the concepts and use this as an introduction.. . Employee Assistance Program. Usually ingrained and inflexible . Is frequently learned, repeated, patterned behavior. Matter of perception. Often a defense for fear, feeling out of control, feeling disrespected. Chapter 35. The Study of Behavior. Behavior. is everything an animal does and how it does it. Behavioral Ecology . is the study of behavior through the lens of evolution. Mechanisms underlying behavior. Loan Officers. Customer Service. Creating “Raving Fans” of Inlanta Mortgage. Retaining Customers vs. Creating Customers. Commoditized Industry – What makes us special and unique?. Customer Feedback. By: . Cammie’s. Corner. Inherited traits. Every living thing has . traits. . that make it . unique. . . A . trait. is a quality or characteristic of a living . thing. Physical . features. The color of an animals’ fur . Building Positive Relationships. For some students, displaying concern outside of school is a significant factor influencing motivation and achievement . (Jones & Jones, 2007). Positive Relationships with teachers appear to be a factor that prevents high-risk students from being retained or referred for special education. . JFKU. Mark Purcell, . PsyD. & Claire Coyne, LMFT. Different. Types of Emotions. Anger. Sad. LOVE. Panic. Guilt. Calm. Joy. Pain. Confused. Worried. Embarassed. Estatic. DBT Goals. RADICAL ACCEPTANCE. BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA, TREATMENT. BRIEF HISTORY OF SEXUAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS. DEFINITION OF SEX ADDICTION AND THE CRITERIA. CONTROVERSY ABOUT THE DISORDER . DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS . Presentation Objectives. Challenge perception of behavioral symptoms and diagnostics. Propose a new framework for working with problem behaviors resulting from dysregulation. Increase awareness of physiological changes and role in behavior. Offender or Victim?. Language is Important . Purposeful. Malicious. Dangerous. Needs be watched/. Put in jail. Offender. Victim. Innocent. Needs help. Learned behavior. Harmed by someone. Sexual Exploration is Normal and Healthy. Terre Graham, PhD, CCC-SLP. October 4, 2018. KSHA. Objectives. The learner will be able to describe challenging behaviors that may occur in a classroom or therapy session.. The learner will be able to identify strategies to prevent challenging behaviors from occurring.. Video: Adapting to Changes in Nature . Concepts in Nature: Adapting to Changes in Nature . Name______.  . What is the big change must animals prepare for everyday?.  . What are some ways that birds adapt to change?.