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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is training a new Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) on different types of intervention strategies. The BCBA explains that ‘reactive measures’ are intervention strategies implemented in response to a behavior after it has occurred, rather than proactively preventing it. Based on this explanation, what primary category of intervention do reactive measures fall under?

A) Antecedent interventions

B) Prompting strategies

C) Consequence interventions

D) Establishing operations

The text explicitly defines reactive measures in relation to behaviors and responses as actions taken after the response occurs which makes them consequence interventions Reactive approaches focus on managing the outcome of a behavior once it has already happened This is contrasted with proactive or preventative measures such as antecedent interventions prompts and establishing operations which are designed to modify the environment before a behavior occurs to make desired behaviors more likely and undesirable behaviors less likely For instance putting a preferred item out of reach before a client can grab it is an antecedent intervention while delivering a reinforcer immediately after a desired behavior is a consequence intervention

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