No. Behaviour analysis is used in many areas including education, healthcare, workplace performance, mental health, public health, and disability services. While ABA is widely known for its application in autism intervention, the science of behaviour analysis has broad applications across diverse populations and settings.

No. Behaviour analytic approaches are used across the lifespan, including with adolescents, adults, and older individuals in a wide range of settings. ABA principles are applicable to people of all ages and are used in various contexts from early intervention to workplace training and aged care.

Behaviour support refers to structured strategies designed to improve quality of life and reduce behaviours that may pose risks to the individual or others. Behaviour support plans are typically informed by behavioural assessment and focus on teaching new skills and modifying environmental factors that influence behaviour.

ABA is distinguished by its foundation in empirical research and its systematic approach to understanding behaviour. It relies on measurable data, evidence-based practices, and ongoing evaluation of outcomes. This scientific approach ensures that interventions are tailored to individual needs and continuously refined based on objective results.