| Category | Behaviour Modification |
Behavior modification is a therapeutic approach aimed at changing specific behaviors through the use of reinforcement and other behavioral techniques. This process involves identifying target behaviors, setting clear goals, and applying consistent strategies to encourage desirable behaviors while reducing unwanted ones. Techniques often include positive reinforcement, such as rewards or praise, to reinforce good behavior, and negative reinforcement or corrective measures to address problematic behavior. Behavior modification relies on the principles of operant conditioning, using systematic observation and data collection to track progress and make necessary adjustments to the intervention plan. The goal is to foster lasting behavior change by creating structured and supportive environments that promote positive habits and adaptive behaviors.
