Choose a Case Study: Select a well-documented case study involving a clear behavioral issue (e.g., child with tantrums in public settings, adolescent struggling with academic procrastination, individual with anxiety exhibiting avoidance behaviors). You can find suitable case studies in ABA journals, clinical reports, or with your instructor's guidance. Analyze the Case: Using the framework of stimulus, behavior, and response, analyze the chosen case study in detail. Consider the following questions: Stimulus/Antecedent: What environmental factors (antecedents, triggers) seem to be associated with the target behavior? Behavior: What is the specific behavior of concern? How is it defined and measured? Response/Consequence: What are the immediate consequences (reinforcement, punishment, extinction) following the behavior