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Chelseaamend

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List different family compositions.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Which question is NOT answered in the functional assessment phase of an intensive individualized intervention?
 
  a. What conditions seem to be triggering the challenging behavior?
  b. What does the child gain from his or her behavior?
  c. Who is closest to the child in the classroom?
  d. What happens in response to the child's challenging behavior?
  e. What does the challenging behavior look like?



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Answer to Question 1

nuclear, blended, single-parent, foster, teenage mother, extended, same-sex parents,
adoptive, and grandparents

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e. What does the challenging behavior look like?
ANSWER: c



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