BEHAVIOR REDUCTION (RBT #D)
BEHAVIOR REDUCTION PLAN (BIP) (D-01) - answer A detailed description of any
challenging/problematic behaviors that your client may demonstrate
IDENTIFY THE ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF A BIP. - answer1. Operational
definition of target behavior
2. Function as determined from functional assessment
3. Antecedent modifications
4. Replacement Behaviors
5. Consequence Manipulations
6. Data collection
7. Create crisis prevention plan
DESCRIBE COMMON FUNCTIONS OF BEHAVIOR (D-02) - answer1. Attention
2. Escape/Avoidance
3. Access to tangibles
4. Automatic/sensory
ATTENTION FUNCTION - answerTo gain attention from someone else
E.g. A crowd of people protesting for a cause will gain the attention of other people,
media, police etc. more often than not, someone will pay attention to them
EXAMPLE OF ATTENTION FUNCTION - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
ESCAPE/AVOIDANCE FUNCTION - answerTo escape from some type of
request/demand to do something;
E.g. A dog will find various hiding places to avoid taking a bath
EXAMPLE OF ESCAPE/AVOIDANCE FUNCTION - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
ACCESS TO TANGIBLES FUNCTION - answerTo get access to a preferred tangible
activity/item (i.e. a toy or food)
E.g. A drug addict will steal money from someone he knows to buy drugs
EXAMPLE OF ACCESS TO TANGIBLES - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
AUTOMATIC/SENSORY FUNCTION - answerTo get an automatic good feeling
E.g. When you see someone yawn, you yawn.
BEHAVIOR REDUCTION PLAN (BIP) (D-01) - answer A detailed description of any
challenging/problematic behaviors that your client may demonstrate
IDENTIFY THE ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF A BIP. - answer1. Operational
definition of target behavior
2. Function as determined from functional assessment
3. Antecedent modifications
4. Replacement Behaviors
5. Consequence Manipulations
6. Data collection
7. Create crisis prevention plan
DESCRIBE COMMON FUNCTIONS OF BEHAVIOR (D-02) - answer1. Attention
2. Escape/Avoidance
3. Access to tangibles
4. Automatic/sensory
ATTENTION FUNCTION - answerTo gain attention from someone else
E.g. A crowd of people protesting for a cause will gain the attention of other people,
media, police etc. more often than not, someone will pay attention to them
EXAMPLE OF ATTENTION FUNCTION - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
ESCAPE/AVOIDANCE FUNCTION - answerTo escape from some type of
request/demand to do something;
E.g. A dog will find various hiding places to avoid taking a bath
EXAMPLE OF ESCAPE/AVOIDANCE FUNCTION - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
ACCESS TO TANGIBLES FUNCTION - answerTo get access to a preferred tangible
activity/item (i.e. a toy or food)
E.g. A drug addict will steal money from someone he knows to buy drugs
EXAMPLE OF ACCESS TO TANGIBLES - answer**THINK OF A NEW ONE**
AUTOMATIC/SENSORY FUNCTION - answerTo get an automatic good feeling
E.g. When you see someone yawn, you yawn.