How to: Use a Contingency Map to Teach Behaviour

For students who are visual and have language skills a contingency map is a great teaching tool. Learn how we use them to illustrate the different outcomes between "green" and "red" choices.
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[@keenyaBKraftHappy]

I appreciate you sharing... But i don't think the contingency map is supposed to be about anyone but the child whose behavior needs modification, right. Why is Timmy in Johnny's contingency map. Shouldn't the top row display alternative bxs, while the bottom row shows pix of what can go wrong... Unless this is a "group contingency" where the entire class would be able to see the "rule" vs the undesired bx outcomes. Was this based on Cooper text book? Pls correct me if I'm wrong.

[@HowtoABA]

This contingency map is about Timmy's behaviour. If Timmy is engaging in aggression towards Johnny, we want to look at what Timmy can do and his actions towards others