Behavior PD Assessment

What is behavior?

• Any observable action or reaction of a student

• Only positive actions

• Only negative reactions

• Actions that are not observable

How can behavior be categorized?

• Positive and negative

• Good and bad

• Happy and sad

• Right and wrong

What influences behavior?

• Only the environment

• Environment, individual differences, and experiences

• Only individual differences

• Only experiences

Which of the following is an example of positive behavior?

• Disruption

• Eloping

• Participation

• Off Task

What does the "Antecedent" refer to in the ABC's of Behavior?

• The student's response or action.

• What happens before the behavior (the trigger).

• What happens after the behavior (reward or punishment).

• The consequence of the behavior.

Which component of the ABC's of Behavior is directly related to the student's action?

• Antecedent

• Behavior

• Consequence

• Reward

Which part of the ABC's of Behavior is associated with what happens before the behavior?

• Behavior

• Consequence

• Antecedent

• Reward

What is the role of consequences in the ABC's of Behavior?

• They trigger the behavior.

• They are the behavior itself.

• They follow the behavior and can reinforce or discourage it.

• They are unrelated to the behavior.

How can teachers effectively manage disruptive behavior in the classroom?

• By ignoring the behavior

• By understanding the antecedent and modifying it

• By punishing the student immediately

• By rewarding the disruptive behavior

What is the primary purpose of understanding the ABC's of Behavior?

• To categorize students into groups

• To predict and influence future behaviors

• To identify the smartest students

• To create a seating chart