If we expect plans of behavior support to change the behavior of families and staff, the procedures need to
A) Fit the natural routines of the setting
B) Be consistent with the "values" of the people in the setting
C) Be matched to the skills of the people who will carry out the procedures
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

For behavior support plans to be effective, they must align with the natural routines, values, and skill levels of those involved in implementing them. This ensures the plans are practical, culturally sensitive, and within the capabilities of the staff and families, leading to better adherence and outcomes.

If We Expect Plans of Behavior Support to Change the Behavior