Antecedent interventions are crucial in treating undesirable or challenging behavior, focusing on strategies implemented before the behavior occurs. These interventions are designed to modify the environment, routines, or stimuli to reduce the likelihood of undesirable or aggressive actions. By identifying and addressing triggers or factors contributing to such behavior, antecedent interventions aim to create a more supportive and proactive environment where learners can thrive. This approach not only prevents the occurrence of challenging behaviors but also promotes positive alternatives and reinforces adaptive responses. Through careful analysis of antecedents, interventions can be tailored to effectively manage and mitigate challenging behaviors, fostering a more conducive and supportive setting for individuals involved in treatment.

Objectives
1.    Introduction to Antecedent Interventions for Challenging Behavior.
2.    Common Mistakes in Antecedent Interventions (and Solutions).
3.    Generic Antecedent Interventions.
4.    Function-based Antecedent Interventions.