This behavior is important because students adapt to their physical and social environments
What is adaptive behavior?
Shouting, hitting, or pushing classmates, and talking back to the teacher are examples of
What is externalizing problems?
An assessment strategy that has become more commonly used to address problem behavior is
What is Functional Behavioral Assessment?
The two types of situational measures
What is peer nomination and sociometric ranking techniques?
How many steps are there to complete an FBA
What is five?
Gain information about the perspectives of various knowledgeable individuals, as well as insight into a students overall patterns of thinking and behaving
What is interview techniques?
Children fail to behave in expected ways because they do not have the requisite coping or social skills
What is acquisition deficit
Identify the Conditions under which the Behavior is Manifested
What is Antecedents, Setting Events, and Consequences?
There are two major reasons for assessing social emotional and adaptive behavior
What is identification and classification and intervention planning?
Children fail to behave in expected ways because they actually have the necessary skills but fail to demonstrate them under certain conditions
What is performance deficit?
In this step you identify, teach, and reinforce a replacement behavior
What is Develop a BIP?
There are several types of these scales
What is rating scales?
Appropriateness depends on societal exceptions which vary depending on:
What are age of child, setting in which behavior occurs, frequency or duration, and intensity of behavior.
The first step in an FBA
What is Define the behavior?