Question.1269 - ABC Observation Sheet Name of Person Being Observed: DoodleBob Name of Observer: Megan Rice Date, time Antecedents (Describe any environmental or internal events that led to the occurrence or non-occurrence of the behavior.) Behavior (Describe the behavior and any relevant dimensions: frequency, duration, intensity; Be specific.) Consequences (Describe the results of the behavior using terminology learned in this course such as positive or negative reinforcement and positive or negative punishment.) Doodlebob had just been drawn/made. Squidward opens door for him. DoodleBob repeatedly slams Squidwards head on ground, then slams his body on ground. This is a highly intense event and lasts for many seconds-minute. SpongeBob yells stop, but DoodleBob runs off. This act of yelling is a positive punishment. DoodleBob draws a pineapple house while SpongeBob and Patrick are looking for him DoodleBob, upon seeing SpongeBob and Patrick, draws a hole outside of the house for them to fall into, then draws other items (wrench, bowling ball) to harm them with). This event goes on for a long time and each way to inflict harm is intense. No consequence is givenDoodleBob runs off again SpongeBob and Patrick are planning to jump out on DoodleBob and surprise him, DoodleBob sees or hears them DoodleBob throws SpongeBob and hits Patrick SpongeBob tries to erase DoodleBob. This would be an example of negative punishment SpongeBob tries to erase DoodleBob, but accidentally leaves his hand, then DoodleBob redraws himself Breaks into SpongeBobs house and chases him. This is the most intense fight and lasts very long. SpongeBob shuts DoodleBob into a book. This is an example of negative punishment
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