Behavioral Interventions

Behavioral interventions are strategies designed to change or modify specific behaviors in individuals. These interventions often involve observing behaviors, identifying triggers, and implementing techniques to encourage positive changes. They can include rewards for good behavior, teaching new skills, or providing support to reduce negative behaviors. Commonly used in settings like schools, healthcare, and therapy, these interventions aim to improve outcomes related to mental health, learning, and social interactions by addressing the underlying behaviors rather than just their effects.