Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Comprehending Functional Behavior Assessment Steps

By Shirley Wagner


Teachers, parents and any practitioners always conduct reviews on their children or students to try and understand any changes that occur to them at every stage of their lives. They do this by engaging them in activities and talks as much as possible so that they get to have first-hand information. Functional behavior assessment steps are entirely a number and must be followed to make a proper judgment.

You must have a close look at the character of this individual and determine if they are showing any worrying character changes. Any new disruptive actions are enough reason to take your time to help the person. Failure to do this in good time will negatively affect their growth both mentally and emotionally. This should be the starting point for this whole procedure.

You ought to determine if the changes are naturally being triggered. This can best show when the change is at its best. In a scenario where the change noted poses any danger to the individual, the immediate action must be taken. The trigger must be determined correctly to avoid wasting time on something that is not an issue.

It is common for people to react differently when they want to get something or attract attention. This has been established to be among the most popular drivers of character change. Wanting to be in the same level with friends or sibling may make one act unnatural to fit in. Considering that this is not naturally experienced, you will notice and pick it out as the reason for the change.

If the motive of the change is known, then the process of coming up with the relevant questions that may be answered becomes easier. The answers must be directly trying to solve the problem at hand which is managed character change and do away with any that is negative. Trigger their reactions and learn what they look like when triggered then proceed to keep that in check.

With the above, you are now at a position where you can proceed to seek the intervention of any necessary persons to have an impact on the character gradually. If any positive change is noted, then collecting data on progress is vital. The data collected here, however, is much less and is done with slightly less intensity as was done during collection of baseline data.

A positive way of handling this is available and is the best since it has proven to be a right way of strengthening character. Using punitive measures will only lead to conflict with the individual turning out to get worse and weaker. If the approach you have chosen does not seem to be working, then you can find a way to make it more useful and not resolve for harsh measures.

The whole process and approaches must be aimed at achieving the desired change. For individuals with mental conditions or autism, the communication abilities may be a challenge to the progress and success of the procedure, but an expert should be able to come up with a way to tackle this for the good of everyone involved.




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