After a Social Worker Has Identified the Target Behavior of a Client

Multiple Choice

After a social worker has identified the target behavior of a client, it is time to start collaborative problem solving, including examining the problem situation and developing a hypothesis. There are three parts to this particular type of problem solving: identifying the antecedent, identifying the function of the behavior and:

A) Identifying a positive replacement behavior.
B) Identifying the people involved in the behavior.
C) Identifying the reason for the behavior.
D) Identifying other secondary behaviors.