iRubric: Change for challenging behaviors rubric

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Change for challenging behaviors Change for challenging behaviors This rubric scores the participant on number of behavioral episodes, the intensity of behavioral episodes and the ability to self regulate during situations. It is scored so that the higher the percentage, the more frequent, intense the behavior, and the less self-regulation used. Goal is to decrease the challenging behavior. Rubric Code: PX8AC72 By drmelissa Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

Change challenging behavior
	Excellent 0 pts	Good 1 pts	Improving 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 4 pts
Number of episodes	Excellent Challenging behavioral episodes occur 0-1 times per week.	Good Challenging behavioral episodes occur 2-3 times per week.	Improving Challenging behavioral episodes occur 4-6 times per week.	Fair Challenging behavioral episodes occur 1 time per day.	Poor Challenging behavioral episodes occur more than 1 time per day
Intensity of behavior	Excellent Verbalizes difficulty of resisting urge without next behavior within a the chain (e.g. placing fingers to hair)	Good Exhibits another behavior within the chain of the episode (e.g. feels texture of hair)	Improving Exhibits the next behavior within the chain of the episode (e.g. selects hair to be pulled)	Fair Exhibits the next behavior within the chain of the episodes (e.g. pulls hair out)	Poor Full episode and may include putting hair to lips
Self-regulation	Excellent Uses fidgets in car, while engaged socially, and during TV watching almost daily	Good Uses fidgets in car, while engaged socially, and during TV watching 4-5 times per week.	Improving Uses fidgets in car, while engaged socially, and during TV watching 1-3 times per week.	Fair Requires external cues to use fidgets in car, when engaged socially, and during TV watching 1 time per day.	Poor Requires external cues to use fidgets in car, when engaged socially, and during TV watching more than 1 time per day.