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ABC Behavior Charting

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Why do
you need ABC Behavior Charting?


Are you dealing with ongoing student problem behavior that
isn’t responding to basic interventions? Do you need to write an FBA? This
functional behavior assessment worksheet makes it easy to narrow down the
function of a student’s problem behavior and create behavior graphs to help you
complete a quality FBA.


How to use ABC Behavior Charting

The first thing you need is to collect behavior documentation. You may use the
included Functional Behavior Assessment Worksheet (ABC checklist) for student
behavior. You could also use one of the included traditional ABC data sheets,
or your own preferred/required documentation form (such as office disciplinary
referrals).

 

Next, enter the frequency data for all problem behaviors
into the FBA Excel Graph-Maker. This will provide you with a bar graph
indicating the most significant problem behaviors. From here you will determine
which behaviors you want to target with your FBA. Choose the 1-3 most
significant behaviors, focusing first on any safety concerns and second on the
most significant disruptive behaviors.

Finally, you will enter the ABC data (the antecedent of the behavior and the consequence
of the behavior) for each instance of your 1-3 target behaviors into one of the
spreadsheets.  This will give you information to help narrow down the
function of behavior so that you can begin to develop an effective Behavior
Intervention Plan (BIP).

Your purchase of ABC Behavior Charting includes 10 different graphs:

 

  • Types of
    Problem Behavior
  • Location
    of Problem Behavior
  • Instruction
    Type
  • Activity
  • Possible
    Motivation
  • Antecedent
  • Latency
  • Duration
  • Consequence
  • Student
    Response to Consequence