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    This document outlines a functional analysis of behaviors and potential interventions. It analyzes the antecedents, behaviors, and consequences for two cases. For the first case, the antecedents were anxiety before a family gathering. The behaviors were taking jokes personally and withdrawing. The consequences were worsening family relationships. Potential interventions included relaxation techniques and changing perspectives. For the second case, the antecedents were trauma memories and daily tasks. The behaviors were self-harm and avoidance. The consequences were short-term relief but long-term shame and depression. Potential interventions included exposure therapy and problem-solving skills.

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    This document outlines a functional analysis of behaviors and potential interventions. It analyzes the antecedents, behaviors, and consequences for two cases. For the first case, the antecedents were anxiety before a family gathering. The behaviors were taking jokes personally and withdrawing. The consequences were worsening family relationships. Potential interventions included relaxation techniques and changing perspectives. For the second case, the antecedents were trauma memories and daily tasks. The behaviors were self-harm and avoidance. The consequences were short-term relief but long-term shame and depression. Potential interventions included exposure therapy and problem-solving skills.

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    Functional Analysis With Intervention Planning En-Gb

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    This document outlines a functional analysis of behaviors and potential interventions. It analyzes the antecedents, behaviors, and consequences for two cases. For the first case, the antecedents were anxiety before a family gathering. The behaviors were taking jokes personally and withdrawing. The consequences were worsening family relationships. Potential interventions included relaxation techniques and changing perspectives. For the second case, the antecedents were trauma memories and daily tasks. The behaviors were self-harm and avoidance. The consequences were short-term relief but long-term shame and depression. Potential interventions included exposure therapy and problem-solving skills.

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    Functional Analysis With Intervention Planning

    Antecedents Behaviours Consequences


    Factors which preceded a behaviour What happened as a result of the behaviour?

    Going to the family gathering


    Stressed, very anxious, anticipatory
    anxiety, emotionally intense week.
    my thoughts were spiraling -out of control Taking all the jokes they made personally Mask on
    feeling on edge, rash, headache, hot, HR I was resentful and I wasn’t talking to them. I wasn’t feeling like myself,
    elevated, I had my guard up and purposefully I didn’t My relationship with my family is getting
    family was there making jokes show interested in talking to them worse. I am dreading the next gathering

    Consider sitiuational (where, when?), social What are the short-term and long-term factors
    (who was or wasn’t there?) and emotional states. that make this behaviour more likely to happen again?

    Potential interventions on antecedents Potential interventions on behaviours Potential interventions on consequences

    take control over


    spiraling thoughts, use Think about all the grey areas between
    relaxation techniques, bending over backwards for others and not
    try and calm self down talking to them at all.
    Take a different perspective

    What changes could be made to antecedents What changes could be made to consequences
    to reduce the likelihood of the behaviour? What alternative behaviours could be attempted? to reduce the likelihood of the behaviour?

    PSYCHOLOGYT LS
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    Functional Analysis With Intervention Planning
    Antecedents Behaviours Consequences
    Factors which preceded a behaviour What happened as a result of the behaviour?
    Nightmare or flashbacks of sexual abuse Self-harming behaviors (cutting) Short-term: Feels ‘grounded’ – reduction in
    memory panicy overwhemed feelings
    Long-term: Shame about inability to cope

    Daily life tasks involving leaving the house Avoidance of social activity – e.g. won’t take Feels less anxious when avoids – can avoid
    children to school anticiptatory anxiety too by not even
    committing to engage in any activity outside

    Time alone at home during the day is Rumination about fault and blame for Short-term: Feels semi-productive at the time
    used to think about life the traumatic events – like I might solve it
    Long-term: I never solve it. Feel depressed
    and hopeless
    Consider sitiuational (where, when?), social What are the short-term and long-term factors
    (who was or wasn’t there?) and emotional states. that make this behaviour more likely to happen again?

    Potential interventions on antecedents Potential interventions on behaviours Potential interventions on consequences


    Exposure-based treatments to process traumatic Replace cutting with less harmful methods Reinforce any social activity
    memories and reduce their intrusive nature (e.g. ice cubes, elastic bands) Reinforce less-risky anxiety-reducing methods
    Experiment with decreasing time alone to Practice problem-solving techniques instead Practice compassionate skills for shame and
    decrease opportunities for unhelpful rumination of rumination, or try to instigate ‘worry time’ self-attack
    Graded exposure to activity giving a sense of
    enjoyment and mastery
    What changes could be made to antecedents What changes could be made to consequences
    to reduce the likelihood of the behaviour? What alternative behaviours could be attempted? to reduce the likelihood of the behaviour?

    PSYCHOLOGYT LS
    ®
    Copyright © 2018 Psychology Tools. All rights reserved.

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