A Systematic Review on Functional Analysis of Noncompliance

Hurd, Alyssa M.; Nercesian, Samantha J.; Brown, Katherine R.; Visser, E.

doi:10.1007/s43494-023-00091-z

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“…Functional analyses are a foundational component in the treatment of severe destructive behavior. Since its inception over 4 decades ago, functional analysis use has become more widespread across different settings and populations (e.g., Hurd et al, 2023;Melanson & Fahmie, 2023;Mueller et al, 2011). Thus, ongoing reviews of the generality and efficacy of these procedures in clinical spaces are warranted.…”

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Retrospective consecutive controlled case series of outcomes for functional analyses of severe destructive behavior

Weber,

Brown,

Retzlaff

et al. 2024

J of App Behav Analysis

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Functional analysis methods allow clinicians to determine the variable(s) that maintain destructive behavior. Previous reviews of functional analysis outcomes have included large samples of published and unpublished data sets (i.e., clinical samples). The purpose of this review was to conduct a large retrospective consecutive controlled case series of clinical functional analyses. We sought to identify the prevalence of differentiation, procedural modifications for undifferentiated and differentiated cases, and identified function(s) of destructive behavior. In addition, we extended the existing literature by determining whether functional analysis differentiation and function varied when single or multiple behavior topographies were consequated in the functional analysis. We discuss our findings considering previously published functional analysis reviews, provide avenues for future research, and offer suggestions for clinical practice.

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