Use the ABLLS-R (Skye Holley) or AFLS (Marshall Monroe) assessment materials provided to support your responses:
Marshall Monroe:
FBA/Case Study
AFLS Protocol
AFLS Community Grid
Skye Holley:
FBA/Case Study
ABLLS-R Protocol
ABLLS-R Grid
Use the Behavior Intervention Plan Template to write a BIP for your client, incorporating the following:
Operational definitions of target behaviors and a rationale for choosing them for the intervention
A statement of functional hypothesis grounded in the assessment data.
A minimum of one short-term and one long-term treatment goal for each of the target behaviors.
Evidence-based antecedent and consequence intervention strategies and a rationale for choosing them. Cite a minimum of one peer-reviewed source per intervention (from the ABA literature) to validate that your intervention is evidence-based. Intervention strategies should be described technologically and written in language that parents and educational professionals can easily understand to ensure treatment fidelity.
A discussion of how your target behaviors (skill acquisition and behavior reduction) will be measured (i.e., data collection), and how you will determine when adjustments to interventions should be made.
An evaluation of the potential emotional/elicited effects during intervention, a discussion of what any unintended effects might be, and how you would address the effects.
A description of how you programmed for maintenance and generalization of behavior change for each intervention using scholarly resources to validate your prediction.
A discussion of how peer reviewed literature supports each of the prescribed interventions.
A thorough discussion of relevant ethical, cultural, and social validity considerations.