Video modeling and video feedback are two examples of Vide-Based Intervention (VBI). Video modeling consist of a participant watching a model on video perform a target behavior and then performing the modeled behavior him or herself. Video feedback is usually more efficient and flexible than video modeling. Video feedback simply require the implementer to select a behavior targeted for improvement and record a video of the participant in a setting in which the behavior is likely to occur. Subsequently, both, the implementer and participant, review the video footage to evaluate the occurrence or non occurrence of targeted behaviors. This provides a perfect opportunity for self-evaluation and behavioral accountability. Researchers choose
