Krysta's parents arranged for her to have a math tutor and her teacher modified her assignments (she only answered every other question at the end of the chapter). Also, for every day she did not misbehave and cause a distraction to the other pupils in her math class, she earned a token which she could turn in for a prize at the end of the week. This scenario is an example of a:
A)functional behavior assessment.
B)positive behavior rating scale.
C)positive functional support.
D)behavior intervention plan.

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Krysta's parents arranged for her to have a math tutor and her teacher modified her assignments (she only answered every other question at the end of the chapter). Also, for every day she did not misbehave and cause a distraction to the other pupils in her math class, she earned a token which she could turn in for a prize at the end of the week. This scenario is an example of a:​
A)functional behavior assessment.
B)positive behavior rating scale.
C)positive functional support.
D)behavior intervention plan.

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This scenario is an example of a behavior intervention plan (BIP) because it involves specific strategies and supports put in place to address Krysta's challenging behavior (misbehavior and distraction in math class). The use of a math tutor, modified assignments, and positive reinforcement through token rewards all aim to modify Krysta's behavior and promote more appropriate behavior in the classroom.

Krysta's Parents Arranged for Her to Have a Math Tutor