Contingency Map Editable Templates for Behavioral Problem Solving

A contingency map is essentially a graphic organizer, or a visual problem solver.  It shows the students the outcome of different reactions to a potential problem.  They are a way to help students understand the outcomes of their behavior in response to specific events.

How Are They Used?

You can use them proactively to help students plan for and practice reactions to potential situations that trigger challenging behavior. They also can be used to cue students as visual reminders when those triggers occur.

What's Included?

• 2 distinct templates that can be used with writing or picture symbols
• Picture symbols that can be cut out and used with the print version
• Universal no symbols to use with the print version
• Powerpoint™️ and Keynote™️ versions that you can add text or pictures to digitally and transmit by email or links.
• Directions on how to use contingency maps

For more information about contingency maps and the evidence base behind them, as well as examples, check out my blog post

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