One of the Central Reasons for Conducting a Functional Assessment

question 20

Multiple Choice

One of the central reasons for conducting a functional assessment is to

• A) Know what a person is feeling when the problem behavior is occurring
• B) Know what a person is thinking when the problem behavior is occurring
• C) Obtain information about when, where, and why problem behaviors occur is extremely valuable in building effective and efficient behavioral support
• D) All of the above
• E) None of the above

Identify the different substrates that can be used in cellular respiration and the concept of metabolic versatility.

Describe the chemiosmotic theory as proposed by Peter Mitchell and its significance in ATP production.

Recognize the differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration and their respective end products.

Understand the processes of fermentation, including lactate and alcohol fermentation, and their biological significance.