Functional Behavior Assessment/Behavior Intervention Plan

Functional Behavior Assessment/Behavior Intervention Plan Instructions

PART 1: Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)

During the course of your educational journey, you will encounter students who exhibit behavior that impedes the teaching/learning process. After trying unsuccessful strategies, a functional behavior assessment may be necessary. The primary goal of the FBA is to identify the purpose of the inappropriate or impeding behavior. One important data collection tool used in the FBA process is the Functional Assessment Interview (FAI).

For this assignment you will gather data from a provided student scenario or through student observations in the field to complete the provided Functional Assessment Interview (FAI) form. You MUST use the provided FAI Interview Form for this assignment. Each section of the form must be thoroughly completed using professional terminology and address the student data provided or collected.

If you are gathering data from a field observation, the observed student must have diverse learning needs and specific behavior difficulties.

Student Description

If you are using data collected from student observations in the field, a thorough description of the observed student must be provided on the FAI Interview Form. You will include a description of the student’s social interactions, overall academic performance, gender, and other relevant data. If the student has a documented disability, the description of the student should depict a clear understanding of the student’s disability, the criteria/characteristic for having a disability, and how this disability impacts their academic achievement and functional performance in the learning environment.

PART 2: Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)

Once difficult behaviors have been identified through the FBA, a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) will be created in an attempt to decrease those behaviors and increase (i.e., reinforce) replacement behaviors. For this part of the assignment you will create a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) for the student identified in Part 1 of the assignment. You must use the provided BIP template to complete this portion of the assignment.

Attachments

You will complete two attachments that support the content of the BIP. The first attachment will be the method of record keeping that will be used by anyone identified in the BIP as responsible for the collection of data related to the student’s behavior. The second attachment will be a letter to the student’s parent(s)/guardian(s) that briefly explains the plan and describes a system of ongoing communication regarding the student’s behavior.

 

Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) Interview Form

 

Student’s   Name:

Student’s   Date of Birth:

 

Gender:

Date   of Interview:

 

Interviewer:

Respondents:

A. Describe the behaviors

 

1. For   EACH of the behaviors of concern,   define the topography (how it is performed), frequency (how often it occurs   per day, week, or month), duration (how long it lasts when it occurs), and   intensity (how damaging or destructive the behaviors are when they occur).

 

Behavior

Topography

Frequency

Duration

Intensity

 

a.

 

b.

 

c.

 

d.

 

e.

 

f.

 

g.

Personal Identity Collage

Part 1: Personal Identity Collage

Create a collage that exemplifies the three dimensions of your personal identity through photographs, graphics, and images of artifacts based on the A-B-C Dimensions of Personal Identity. Do not include any photographs of yourself.

Part 2: A-B-C Dimensions of Personal Identity

In a 250-500 word rationale, discuss how your images exemplify the three dimensions of your personal identity that defends your choices for each dimension consistent with Arredondo’s theories and definitions.

Part 3: Personal Identity: Effect on the Classroom

Write a 250-500 word summary that discusses personal identity and the implications for a diverse classroom.  For example, based on your findings, how will your personal identity affect your classroom culture, expectations, relationships, verbal and non-verbal communication, class materials, and assignments? Include both challenges and opportunities.

Use 3-4 scholarly resources to inform your assignment.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.

Dimensions of Personal Identity

Age Culture Ethnicity Gender Language Physical/Mental Well Being Race Sexual Orientation

“A” Dimensions:

Age Culture Ethnicity Gender Language Physical/Mental Well Being Race Sexual Orientation Social Class

“B” DIMENSIONS:

Education Background Geographic Location Hobbies/Recreational Health Care Practices/Beliefs Religion/Spirituality Military Experience Relationship Status Work Experience

“C” DIMENSIONS:

“A” DIMENSIONS:

Historical Moments/Eras

Arredondo & Glauner, 1992 Empowerment Workshops, Inc.

Extra Credit- WRITING A RESEARCH PAPER

Yates, Emily

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EXTRA CREDIT Writing a Research Paper

COURSE NAME McAfee CGS 1000 Fall 2019 | Section 27479START DATE07/31/1912:00 AMUS/EasternDUE DATE11/30/1911:30 PMUS/EasternEND DATE11/30/1911:30 PMUS/Eastern

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Click the Start File link, then complete the project using the instructions below.

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In this project, you will modify a research paper. You will add and format text and format the document using themes and paragraph formatting. You will use the Find and Replace command to correct errors in the document. You will add and format a table, as well as insert, resize, and move an image. A table of contents based on the headings in the document will be added to the beginning of the document. You will insert a footnote. Adding citations is an important part of writing a research paper. You will add a citation using an existing source, add a new source, and create bibliography for the paper. Finally, you will check the research paper for spelling and grammar errors and confirm the paper has the correct number of words for the assignment.

Skills needed to complete this project:

  • Accept and reject changes in a document
  • Turn off Track Changes
  • Enter text
  • Apply document themes
  • Apply style sets
  • Select text
  • Use quick styles
  • Use character formatting (underline and bold)
  • Change fonts
  • Change font sizes
  • Change paragraph alignment
  • Change line spacing
  • Find text
  • Replace text
  • Use AutoCorrect
  • Create a numbered list
  • Create a bulleted list
  • Use the Thesaurus
  • Creating a table
  • Enter text in a table
  • Apply a Quick Style to a table
  • Cut and paste a paragraph of text
  • Add an icon
  • Add Alt text to a picture
  • Resize a picture
  • Change the layout for a picture
  • Move a picture
  • Change the file properties
  • Add a header
  • Add an automatic date stamp
  • Display a different header on the first page of the document
  • Insert page numbers
  • Insert a table of contents
  • Reveal formatting marks
  • Insert a footnote
  • Add citations to a document
  • Select a reference style
  • Insert a page breaks
  • Creating a bibliography
  • Accept and reject changes in a document
  • Check for spelling errors
  • Check for grammar errors
  • Use word count to verify the number of words in a document
  1. Open the start file WD2019-Capstone-Level3 document. If the document opens in Protected View, click the Enable Editing button in the Message Bar at the top of the document so you can modify it.
  2. The file will be renamed automatically to include your name. Change the project file name if directed to do so by your instructor, and save it.
  3. Review the document from the beginning and make the following changes:
    1. Accept the deletion of Antisocial Personality Disorder and accept the insertion of ASPD.
    2. Accept the insertion of the S.
    3. Reject the deletion of the & and reject the insertion of the word AND.
    4. Turn off Track Changes.IMPORTANT: Be sure that you have turned off Track Changes. If the tracked changes remain in the document, your file WILL NOTgrade correctly.
  4. Place the cursor at the beginning of the document.
    1. Type Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) and press Enter.
    2. Type Introduction and press Enter.
  5. Apply the Retrospect theme to the document.
  6. Apply the Basic (Simple) style set to the document.
  7. Select Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) on the first line of the document and apply the Title style to the text.
  8. Select Introduction on the second line of the document and apply the Heading 1 style to the text.
  9. Apply the Heading 1 style to each of the main headings in the document:
    • Psychopathy & Sociopathy
    • Subtypes
    • Differences
    • Etiology
    • Gender Gap
    • Hypothetical Conceptualization
    • Conclusion
  10. Apply the Heading 2 style to following subheading:
    • Psychodynamic
    • Cognitive-Behavioral
    • Biological Theories
  11. In the fourth paragraph of the document, underline the text three other criteria.
  12. Navigate to the Subtypes section of the document. You will be applying bold formatting to each of the subtypes listed. Be sure not to bold the dash following each word. When you are done, you will have bolded five words.
    1. Select Coveteus at the beginning of the second paragraph under Subtypes and bold the word.
    2. Apply bold formatting to Nomadic at the beginning of the third paragraph.
    3. Apply bold formatting to Malevolent at the beginning of the fourth paragraph.
    4. Apply bold formatting to Risk-taking at the beginning of the fifth paragraph.
    5. Apply bold formatting to Reputation-defending at the beginning of the sixth paragraph.
  13. Navigate to the beginning of the document and select the title. Change the font to Calibri and the font size to 26 pt.
  14. Center-align the title of the document.
  15. Press Ctrl + A to select the entire document. Change the line spacing in the document to 1.15 spacing.
  16. Use the Find command to highlight all instances of APD in the document.
  17. Use the Replace command to replace all instances of APD with ASPD. You will have four replacements when you are done.
  18. Open the AutoCorrect dialog and create a new entry that will replace APD with ASPD when the incorrect acronym is typed.
  19. Navigate to the first paragraph in the document. After Antisocial Personality Disorder in the first sentence, type a space followed by (APD) to see Word correct the mistake. Be sure to type the text before the comma.
  20. In the Introduction section, select the three paragraphs below the text In order to qualify for the diagnosis three other criteria must be met:. Apply the 1), 2), 3) numbered list style to the text.
  21. Navigate to the Subtypes section of the document. Select the five paragraphs listing the subtypes. Apply open circle bullet style to the text.
  22. Find the word mostly in the first paragraph of the document. Use the Thesaurus to replace the word with frequently.
  23. Find the word difficult in the first paragraph under the Etiology section. Use the Thesaurus to replace the word with problematic.
  24. Place the cursor in the blank line above the Etiology heading. Insert a table with three rows and three columns.
  25. Enter the following text in the table:
    AntisocialNarcissisticHistrionicShortage of remorseShortage of empathyExhibits quickly shifting and narrow expression of emotion DishonestExploits others
  26. Filter the Table Styles gallery to show Quick Styles with Header Row only. Apply the Grid Table 1 Light – Accent 4 Quick Style to the table. It is the fifth style in the Grid section of the gallery.
  27. Navigate to the Cognitive-Behavioral section of the document. Select the second paragraph under Cognitive-BehavioralCut the paragraph. Place the cursor at the beginning of the first paragraph in the section. Press Enter and paste the cut paragraph. If necessary, delete any extra blank lines in the Cognitive-Behavioral section.
  28. Place the cursor at the beginning of the first paragraph under Biological Theories. Insert the icon of the brain in a head. It is the second option in the Medical category.
  29. Apply the Colored Fill – Accent 6, No Outline quick style to the icon.
  30. Add the alt text Illustration of brain in a head to the icon.
  31. Change the icon so the width and height are 1.5 inches.
  32. Change the layout options for the icon to use the Square wrapping option.
  33. Move the icon so it appears to the right of the first paragraph under Biological Theories. Use the alignment guides to ensure the top of the icon aligns with the top of the first paragraph and the right side of the icon aligns with the right side of the paragraph.
  34. Display the Info page in Backstage view and add Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) as the title for the document.
  35. Insert a header using the Blank (Three columns) format. Click the first [Type here] placeholder on the left and insert the Document TitleDocument Property. Delete the middle [Type here] placeholder.
  36. In the header, delete the [Type here] placeholder at the right margin and add an automatic date stamp in its place using the MM/DD/YYYYformat. Be sure the date will update automatically.
  37. Add a page number to the bottom of the page using the Plain Number 3 format.
  38. Change the document so the header text and page number do not appear on the first page, but still appear on all other pages.
  39. Navigate to the beginning of the document. Place the cursor at the end of the title (after (ASPD)). Insert a table of contents using the Automatic Table 1 format.
  40. Turn on paragraph marks and delete the extra blank line with the Title format style. Turn off paragraph marks.
  41. Place the cursor at the end of the third sentence in the second paragraph under the Psychodynamic heading (after the words is in treatment voluntarily.). Insert a footnote that reads Persons getting therapy by the order of the court system have little incentive to change.
  42. Now you will be adding citations to the research paper. First you will insert a citation to a source that has already been entered. Navigate to the second paragraph in the Gender Gap section. Place the cursor before the period at the end of the last sentence in the paragraph and press the spacebar one time. Insert a citation for the Duggan, C., Howard, R., and Khalifa, N., et al. source.
  43. Now you will create and insert a source yourself. Navigate to the Psychodynamic section. Place the cursor before the period at the end of the first sentence in the second paragraph of the section (after largely ineffective). Press the spacebar one time. Open the Create Source dialog and add the following source:
    Type of Source: Journal Article
    Author: M. Gibson
    Title: New Therapies: Treatment of Psychopathy
    Journal Name: Sociological Journal
    Year: 2019
    Pages: 325-338
  44. Change the reference style for the document to use the APA style.
  45. Navigate to the end of the document and place the cursor at the end of the last paragraph. Insert a page break.
  46. Add a bibliography using the References style.
  47. Now you will check the document for spelling and grammar errors. Navigate to the beginning of the document and start the Spelling & Grammar checker. IMPORTANT: The following instruction are based on the default Word Option settings for Proofing. For grading in SIMnet, if the spelling or grammar errors are not flagged in your version of Microsoft Word and the instruction specifies “Change”, make the correction in the text of the document. If a spelling or grammar error is flagged in your version of Microsoft Word and it is not listed below, click Ignore Once to move to the next error.
    Do the following:

    1. Ignore the grammar error found on the word disregard.
    2. Change the misspelling of behavoral to behavioral.
    3. Ignore the clarity and conciseness suggestion on the phrase In order to.
    4. Change the misspelling diorder to disorder.
    5. Ignore the grammar error on the phrase This individual feels.
    6. Ignore the grammar error on the phrase this individual acts.
    7. Accept the grammar suggestion of changing risk taking to risk-taking.
    8. Change the misspelling anatamy to anatomy.
    9. Change the misspelling diparity to disparity.
    10. Change the phrase due to the fact that to because from the list of suggestions for clarity and conciseness.
  48. The research paper needs to be a minimum of 2500 words. Use theWord Count dialog to confirm the paper meets this requirement.
  49. Save and close the document.
  50. Upload and save your project file.
  51. Submit project for grading

Various Child Development Questions

Each question has to have a 140 word minimum. No special format needed. just make sure they are number. here are the questions: 1. Homeless children resemble institutionalized children in some ways (lack of adequate cognitive stimulation) but not in others (they are in the care of a parent). Describe one aspect of development that you think might be compromised for homeless children. Explain briefly a research method you could use to study this aspect of development.

2.One of the ambitious goals for Healthy People 2020, a U.S. government program, is to increase abstinence from drinking, smoking, and using illicit drugs among pregnant women (Office of Disease Prevention and Promotion, 2016). To achieve these goals, future parents need to be educated on the dangers of substance use during pregnancy. Select one risk factor (for example, alcohol, cigarette smoking, etc.) and write a short paragraph on the nature of the risk factor and the potential problems it can cause in the prenatal period and in later development. If you are interested in a factor that isn’t discussed in this chapter, look up some information from an authoritative source, such as the review paper by Ross et al. (2015), the NIDA (2016) website, and online publications on prenatal development from the CDC and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

3. Suppose you are collaborating with others to produce a community intervention program for families that live in urban poverty. Identify one distal and one proximal influence of living in poverty that are linked together, and likely influence child development in a negative way. Briefly describe how your community program would address these linked influences on child development.

4.You’ve probably heard advertisers claim that using certain products will allow you to tap into your baby’s potential for brain growth and make your baby smarter. Take a few minutes to conduct an internet search using the term “Brainy Babies” or “Baby Einstein” to find examples of some of these products on the Internet. How would you respond to these claims based on what you have learned about brain development and experience?

5. Many U.S. children attend child care, either in registered homes or centers, but research surveys have shown that the quality of these facilities varies widely. Use your knowledge of brain and cognitive development (Chapters 4 and 5) to propose equipment, toys, or activities caregivers could provide that would stimulate a specific aspect of brain or cognitive development (such as goal-oriented problem solving, attention, memory, categorization, or language).

6. The NICHD early child care study found that many children were placed in low-quality child care homes or centers, an all-too-common situation in the United States (Clarke-Stewart & Allhusen, 2005). What should be the features of high-quality child care from the perspective of optimizing social and emotional development? Identify one feature, and explain specifically how it would benefit children.

7. The two child maltreatment prevention studies discussed at the end of this chapter focused on altering behavior within the family microsystem, but other ecological systems beyond the family are relevant. Describe one strategy that social policy makers might follow to reduce the number of potential child maltreatment victims. How would you know that the strategy was working?

8. What ideas do you have for a business venture, non-governmental organization or community project that would help promote language, literacy, or numeracy skills in low-income neighborhoods?

9.About 70 percent of parents of 3- to 5-year-olds use child care for some portion of their child’s week. From a social policy standpoint, what are some important changes you would recommend to improve the quality of child care in the United States? Defend your answer in terms of the anticipated impact of your proposed changes on children’s socioemotional development.

10. How might a neuroscientist use children’s interest in video games to design an experimental or longitudinal study determining whether intense amounts of practice in a particular skill causes measurable changes in the brain? Sketch out the type of skill that might be promoted in a video game, which areas of the brain might be affected, and how you would determine if these brain areas were affected by experience playing the game.

11. Opinions of developmental scientists and educators differ regarding the usefulness of IQ tests to benefit children’s lives or education. What is your position? If you see a continuing need for IQ tests, give an example of how they can be used. If you don’t see a continuing need, what would you do instead of giving IQ tests in typical situations where they are used (assessing the impact of prenatal or birth problems, assessing the impact of early environmental disadvantage, and placing a special needs child or a gifted child in the appropriate educational program)?

12. Reflect on what you’ve learned about the psychological impact of bullying and review Denham et al.’s (2011) model of emotion regulation in Figure 12.2. If you were advising a child on how to cope with bullies, what is an example of one of the three types of emotion regulation (coping emotionally, cognitively, or behaviorally) that could help this bullied child?

13. Adolescent risk-taking, whether due to brain development, social influences, or a combination of the two, is a societal problem. Describe one way parents, teachers, counselors, or producers of media for teens (such as apps, video games, TV, movies, and music videos) can help reduce adolescent sensation-seeking and risk-taking. Choose a specific example of risk-taking behavior among contemporary teens that you have observed or read about.

14. One expert said that public health efforts to limit adolescent smoking, substance abuse, early sexual behavior, and automobile accidents should focus less on educating the adolescent to be wiser, more informed, and less impulsive and more on limiting opportunities to engage in risky behavior (Steinberg, 2007). Examples of opportunity-limiting policies include raising the price of cigarettes, more vigilantly enforcing laws against the sale of alcohol to minors, expanding adolescents’ access to contraceptive services, and raising the driving age. Do you agree or disagree with this proposal? Why?

15. One expert said that public health efforts to limit adolescent smoking, substance abuse, early sexual behavior, and automobile accidents should focus less on educating the adolescent to be wiser, more informed, and less impulsive and more on limiting opportunities to engage in risky behavior (Steinberg, 2007). Examples of opportunity-limiting policies include raising the price of cigarettes, more vigilantly enforcing laws against the sale of alcohol to minors, expanding adolescents’ access to contraceptive services, and raising the driving age. Do you agree or disagree with this proposal? Why?