Functional Behavioral Assessment

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FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT
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BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION PLAN
Student’s Name:
Grade:
School:
Teacher:
Exceptionality:
Date:
FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIOR ASSESSMENT
A.
Define the student’s strengths (academic and behavioral)?
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B.
Complete the chart below:
Problem Behavior: Identify the problem behaviors that most interfere with the student’s
functioning.
Concrete Definition: Define behavior in concrete terms that are easy to communicate and simple
to record and measure.
Frequency: Examples: every 10 minutes, 4 of 4 days, 4 x per hour, 1 x per day, etc…
Intensity: On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being low intensity and 10 high intensity).
Ex: 3=touched kid gently, 10=gave kid black eye
Duration: How long does the entire episode last? Example: Fred gets upset, leaves class, and
runs through the halls yelling and screaming. The episode begins when Fred gets upset and ends
when he is able to get control of himself.
Duration=approximately 35 minutes.
Problem Behavior
Concrete Definition of Behavior
Frequency
Intensity
Duration
Circle or highlight the problem behavior, from the concrete definition list, that the
committee would like to work on changing. Most likely, this will be the behavior that is
highest in frequency, intensity and duration.

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