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Appropriate Behavior Case Study Scenarios

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Focus: Samantha will respect authority figures. Ms. Smalls (MHP) and Ms. Smith (MHS) discuss Samantha’s inappropriate behaviors. Intervention: MHP and MHS discuss Samantha display of disrespect and disregard for her in all settings. MHP asks MHS to change her approach when redirection Samantha to encourage a different outcome. MHP and MHS discuss Samantha wanted to be with her biological family. Response: MHS explain Samantha’s behaviors has not improve to notice a difference. Samantha is still verbally and physically aggressive. MHS expresses Samantha wants better, however struggles with compliance. MHS report Samantha can demonstrate following requests and display appropriate behaviors. Progress: Samantha made minimal progress towards

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