Understanding Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP)

Which of the following is NOT a goal of a BIP?

• To improve behavior

• To replace negative behaviors

• To ignore behaviors

• To use targeted interventions.

What is the purpose of a Brief Functional Behavior Assessment (Brief FBA)?

• To understand why a behavior occurs

• To punish bad behavior

• To reward good behavior

• To ignore behavior

What is the purpose for collecting and analyzing data from the Brief FBA process?

• To conduct interviews

• To gather and look at data for patterns of behavior and potential interventions or accommodations

• To develop a BIP

• To use data collection forms.

Which one does NOT belong: The 4 main functions of behavior are

• Escape

• Attention

• Tangible

• Sensory

• 
  Love

Drag the answers in place: Antecedents include ​ (a)   and slow triggers also known as​ (b)  

• setting events
• fast triggers

The ABC's of behavior stands for:

• Anti

  Behavior

  Curriculum

• Antecedent

  Behavior

  Consequence

• Anticipate

  Behavior

  Corrections

The C in the ABC's of behavior stands for Consequences, which describes:

• Punishment for unwanted behavior

• Pay-off of the behavior

Which part of the hypothesis statement is crucial for understanding why a behavior occurs?

• Antecedents

• Target Behavior

• Consequences

• Function of Behavior

What does the term "Target Behavior" describe?

• Desired behavior

• Unwanted behavior

• Neutral behavior

• All behaviors

A Hypothesis Statement is a summary of:

• the team's best guess of the function of the student's behavior

• the average of the frequency or intensity of a student's behavior

• the progress monitoring data following a BIP

• the most likely places that the unwanted behavior occurs