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Crisis Intervention 
Rubric Code: Z5B7A
By jzynda
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

Powered by iRubric Crisis Intervention
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Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Identify the Crisis

Poor

Fail to identify crisis
Fair

Identifies crisis incident
Good

Identifies crisis, acknowledges appropriately and begins steps towards intervention
Gain subjects attention

Poor

Fails to do so.
Fair

Gets attention fails to keep it consistently
Good

Maintains subject's attention throughout contact, keeps focus
Gathers Information

Poor

Fails to do so
Fair

Gets partial information on incident
Good

Gathers enough information on subject and incident to be able to articulate course of action.
Rapport

Poor

Fails to do so
Fair
Good

Maintains positive interaction with subject throughout scenario
OIR / 5 Step

Poor

Fails to use
Fair

Uses some of the steps to work through scenario
Good

Shows proper usage of appropriate steps to work towards resolution
Closure

Poor

Fails to do so or inappropriate
Fair

Comes to closure but overlooks possible options
Good

Appropriate closure with relevant/realistic options presented.




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