Why should you collect at least 5-7 days of behaviors data if possible before moving to the intervention?
What will be an ideal response?
So that you know the actual level of the behavior before you intervened. Otherwise, you may come to a false conclusion. For example, the student might improve before you intervene, which you will not know unless you examine his performance for a few days.
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The Behavior Rating Profile-2 is an instrument which provides all the following except:
A. A scale for the teacher to rate the student's behavior. B. A scale for the parents to rate their child's behavior. C. Scales for the student to rate home, school, and peer areas. D. Flexibility to define deviance specific to one setting or to one individual's expectations. E. A scale for community members to rate the child's behavior.
The direction of parent–teacher interaction is usually one-way, flowing from teacher to parent
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When teens and their parents were asked to report on the strength of the teen’s relationship with important people in the teen’s life, the parents ______.
a. underestimated the influence of extended family members, but overestimated the influence of professionals, such as teachers and coaches b. underestimated the influence of professionals, such as teachers and coaches, but overestimated the influence of extended family members c. underestimated the influence of all relationships with adults, compared to the teen’s perception of them d. overestimated the influence of all relationships with adults, compared to the teen’s perception of them