Behavior modification is a form of therapy in which parents, teachers, and children are taught skills by a therapist. Parents
and teachers then employ those skills in their daily interactions with their children with ADHD to improve the children’s
functioning in the key areas noted above. In addition, the children with ADHD employ the skills they learn in their
interactions with other children. Many parents think of behavior modification in terms of the ABCs—Antecedents (things
that happen before behaviors that influence them), Behaviors (things the child does that parents and teachers want to change),
and Consequences (things that happen after behaviors that influence them). In behavioral programs, adults are taught to
modify antecedents (e.g., how they give commands to children) and consequences (e.g., how they follow-up if a child obeys
or disobeys a command) to change the child’s behavior (that is, the child’s response to the command). By consistently
changing the ways that they respond to children’s behaviors, adults teach the children to learn new ways of behaving.
Behavior modification is a form of therapy in which parents, teachers, and children are taught skills by a therapist. Parents
and teachers then employ those skills in their daily interactions with their children with ADHD to improve the children’s
functioning in the key areas noted above. In addition, the children with ADHD employ the skills they learn in their
interactions with other children. Many parents think of behavior modification in terms of the ABCs—Antecedents (things
that happen before behaviors that influence them), Behaviors (things the child does that parents and teachers want to change),
and Consequences (things that happen after behaviors that influence them). In behavioral programs, adults are taught to
modify antecedents (e.g., how they give commands to children) and consequences (e.g., how they follow-up if a child obeys
or disobeys a command) to change the child’s behavior (that is, the child’s response to the command). By consistently
changing the ways that they respond to children’s behaviors, adults teach the children to learn new ways of behaving.
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