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'''Applied Behavioral Analysis''' therapy, or "ABA therapy," is an pseudoscientific and ineffective{{fact}} treatment for [[autism]] and related conditions that emphasizes practice and repetition to overcome undesired behaviors.  This treatment is empirical in using "direct measures of performance that tell us whether a child is making progress" and it is "systematic in that when we look at what things in the environment are likely to cause certain behaviors to occur, we arrange them in a systemic way that increases the likelihood certain behaviors occur."<ref>http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/jersey/index.ssf?/base/news-14/1245643548239650.xml&coll=1</ref>

'''Applied Behavioral Analysis''' therapy, or "ABA therapy," is an pseudoscientific and ineffective{{fact}} treatment for [[autism]] and related conditions that emphasizes practice and repetition to overcome undesired behaviors.  This treatment is empirical in using "direct measures of performance that tell us whether a child is making progress" and it is "systematic in that when we look at what things in the environment are likely to cause certain behaviors to occur, we arrange them in a systemic way that increases the likelihood certain behaviors occur."<ref>http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/jersey/index.ssf?/base/news-14/1245643548239650.xml&coll=1 '''(dead link)</ref>

ABA therapy uses rewards ("consequences") in order to promote desired activities, such encouraging the child to interact more with others.

ABA therapy uses rewards ("consequences") in order to promote desired activities, such encouraging the child to interact more with others.