Critique the BIP attached.

Critique the BIP, focusing on both its strengths and areas that may require improvement. Begin by reading through the entire plan, paying close attention to the definition of the target behaviors, the intervention strategies proposed, the methods for data collection, and the overall goals outlined for the client. Use the rubric or checklist provided to guide your analysis, ensuring that you consider aspects such as clarity, appropriateness, feasibility, and adherence to ethical standards.

Mediocre Sample Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)

Client Name: Sarah

Date: August 28, 2024

Target Behavior: Sarah engages in physical aggression, which includes hitting and kicking others,
approximately three times per day.

Definition of Target Behavior: Physical aggression is defined as hitting or kicking others with her hands
or feet.

Function of Behavior: The function of Sarah’s physical aggression is attention-seeking.

Antecedent Strategies:

1. Provide Sarah with a fidget toy to keep her hands busy during group activities.

2. Ignore minor aggressive behaviors if they do not cause harm.

3. Avoid giving Sarah direct instructions to stop when she is being aggressive, as this may escalate
the behavior.

Consequence Strategies:

1. When Sarah is physically aggressive, remove her from the group and place her in a time-out area
for five minutes.

2. Once the time-out is complete, Sarah should apologize to the person she hit or kicked.

Replacement Behavior: Teach Sarah to ask for a break when she feels frustrated.

Reinforcement Strategies:

1. If Sarah goes one hour without hitting or kicking anyone, give her a sticker.

2. At the end of the day, if Sarah has earned at least five stickers, she gets five extra minutes of free
play.

Data Collection: Record the number of times Sarah engages in physical aggression each day using a tally
chart.

Goals:

1. Reduce physical aggression incidents to once per day within one month.

2. Increase the use of asking for a break to three times per day within two weeks.

Review Date: The BIP will be reviewed in six months.

Persons Responsible: The classroom teacher and teaching assistant will implement the BIP.