The Purpose of a Functional Behavioral Assessment Is to

question 1

Multiple Choice

The purpose of a functional behavioral assessment is to

• A) identify early traumatic events in the child or youth's life that give rise to the behavior problems.
• B) identify the salient parent/child interactions that culminated in challenging behaviors.
• C) identify the functions of a student's behavior in relationship to various school or home settings.
• D) identify the features of the neighborhood environment that give rise to the challenging behaviors.

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