Antecedent events (immediate triggers) that precede and predict the occurrence of problem behavior are identified and specified 0 = not List antecedents: completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed Antecedent events in which problem behavior is least likely to occur (or appropriate behavior is more 0 = not likely to occur) are identified and specified. completed List antecedents: 1 = partially completed 2= completed Consequences (i.e., how others respond immediately after problem behavior occurs) are identified. 0 = not List consequences: completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed A hypothesis statement that includes 3 essential components (i.e., antecedent events, behavior, function) is present and linked to the antecedent 0 = not events and consequences listed in the FBA. completed State hypothesis statement: 1 = partially completed 2= completed Function of behavior is identified, specific, and linked to FBA data. Check the function of the behavior: - Positive reinforcement—To get/obtain (attention, tangible, 0 = not sensory stimulation) completed - Negative reinforcement—To escape/avoid/delay (tasks, 1 = partially attention,, tangibles; painful/uncomfortable stimuli) completed - Multiple functions (positive and negative reinforcement) 2= completed
Antecedent events (immediate triggers) that precede and predict the occurrence of problem behavior are identified and specified List antecedents: 0 = not completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed Antecedent events in which problem behavior is least likely to occur (or appropriate behavior is more likely to occur) are identified and specified. List antecedents: 0 = not completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed Consequences (i.e., how others respond immediately after problem behavior occurs) are identified. List consequences: 0 = not completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed A hypothesis statement that includes 3 essential components (i.e., antecedent events, behavior, function) is present and linked to the antecedent events and consequences listed in the FBA. State hypothesis statement: 0 = not completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed Function of behavior is identified, specific, and linked to FBA data. Check the function of the behavior: - Positive reinforcement—To get/obtain (attention, tangible, sensory stimulation) - Negative reinforcement—To escape/avoid/delay (tasks, attention,, tangibles; painful/uncomfortable stimuli) - Multiple functions (positive and negative reinforcement) 0 = not completed 1 = partially completed 2= completed
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