A key feature of Functional Behavioural Assessment (FBA) is the identification of the relationship between the problem behaviour and the events. This is often referred to as:
A) Problem integrity
B) Antecedent, behaviour, consequence
C) Positive behaviour training
D) Problem-based assessment

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Antecedent, behaviour, consequence (ABC) is the process used in FBA to identify the relationship between the problem behaviour and the events. This involves identifying the antecedent or event that triggers the behaviour, the behaviour itself, and the consequence or response to the behaviour. This helps to determine the function or purpose of the behaviour, and to identify strategies to address it. Option A is not a commonly used term in FBA. Option C refers to a different type of intervention, and Option D is not a recognized term in FBA.

A Key Feature of Functional Behavioural Assessment (FBA) Is the Identification