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1. • • A setting event is something that can happen long before challenging behavior begins that sets the stage for whether that behavior is more or less likely to occur. Whether it’s hunger, fatigue, or stress, these circumstances create an environment that sets the tone for certain behaviors to emerge.
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   What is a setting event?

   • A setting event is something that can happen long before challenging behavior begins that sets the stage for whether that behavior is more or less likely to occur. Whether it’s hunger, fatigue, or stress, these circumstances create an environment that sets the tone for certain behaviors to emerge. Past trauma can also be a setting event.

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   What are setting events in psychology?

   • Setting events actually have nothing to do with setting. We call them setting events because they “set the occasion” for a challenging behavior to be a response to an antecedent. They often happen in a setting outside of the place in which the challenging behavior occurs.

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   Why are setting events important?

   • When a setting event is present, individuals may be more prone to engage in specific behaviors. This is why understanding and identifying setting events is so important — it allows us to anticipate and possibly prevent challenging behaviors before they arise.

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   Are setting events always present?

   • Setting events are not always present; however, when they are identified, they are key to understanding the student’s problem behavior. Consequences are the responses others make immediately following the problem behavior. Examples of consequences might include teacher redirections and reprimands or sending the student to the office.

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   Feb 21, 2024 · A setting event is something that can happen long before challenging behavior begins that sets the stage for whether that behavior is more or less likely to occur. Whether it’s hunger, fatigue, or stress, these circumstances create an environment that sets the tone for certain behaviors to emerge.

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   Sep 21, 2017 · In this article, we describe setting events, discussing how they work and why. We then explain how setting events might be identified, and how they can be incorporated into intervention planning.

   • Author: Rose Iovannone, Cynthia Anderson, Terrance Scott

   • Publish Year: 2017

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   Definition. Setting events are prior events or conditions, internal or external to the individual, that influence the probability and form of behavior presented by the individual. Setting events are related to the concepts of discriminative stimulus and establishing operation.

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   Feb 24, 2024 · A setting event is something that can happen long before a behavior begin that sets the stage for whether that behavior is more or less likely to...

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   Sep 21, 2017 · A setting event sets the chain of the immediate trigger, problem behavior, and responses of others in motion. Examples of setting events might be getting to bed late the previous evening causing fatigue or having a fight with mom right before catching the school bus.

   • Author: Rose Iovannone, Cynthia Anderson, Terrance Scott

   • Publish Year: 2017

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   The term Setting Event is used to describe the events that momentarily change the value of reinforcers and punishers in a student's life. The occurrence of a setting event can explain why a request to complete a task results in problem behavior on one day but not on the next.

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   Oct 27, 2019 · What You Need to Know About Setting Events. Episode 11 • 27th October 2019 • Autism Classroom Resources Podcast: A Podcast for Special Educators • Christine Reeve, Special Education Support. 00:00:00 00:20:09. Links. Resources. Free Facebook Group (remember to answer all 3 questions) 5 Steps to Positive Behavioral Support of Challenging Behavior.