Waking to Reinforcement
Abstract This presentation explores the complexities of sleep disturbances in children, particularly through the lens of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Using personal anecdotes and empirical research, the speaker discusses the biological and behavioral factors influencing sleep patterns, emphasizing the significance of understanding sleep as a bio-behavioral state. The presentation introduces a four-term contingency model to analyze sleep behaviors, highlighting the role of environmental variables and the importance of establishing effective sleep routines. Various assessment tools and treatment strategies are presented, focusing on function-based interventions that can be tailored to individual needs. The session aims to equip practitioners with practical tools and insights to address sleep-related challenges in children, ultimately fostering
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What you'll learn
- 1Learning Objectives
- 2By the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:
- 3Understand the biological and behavioral components that contribute to sleep disturbances in children.
- 4Identify and apply the four-term contingency model to analyze sleep-related behaviors and environmental factors.
- 5Utilize various assessment tools to evaluate sleep patterns and disturbances in pediatric populations.
- 6Develop and implement function-based treatment strategies to improve sleep hygiene and routines for children.
- 7Recognize the importance of considering individual, cultural, and familial factors when addressing sleep issues in children.
