Behavior support plans are designed to alter patterns of problem behavior and the process by which this is done involves
a. Change in the behavior of family, teachers, staff, or managers in various settings
b. Changing the thought patterns of everyone involved in the plan
c. Identification of the potential inner states within the individual that need to be changed
d. All of the above
Question 2
Which themes are important in the design of behavioral support plans?
a. The plan should indicate how staff, family, or support personnel will change and not just focus on how the
person of concern will change.
b. The plan should be directly based on the functional assessment information.
c. The plan should be a good fit with the values, resources, and skills of the people responsible for
implementation.
d. All of the above
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