Challenging behavior definition
Challenging behavior means a persistent pattern of behaviors that inhibit the individual's functioning in public places, in the facility and integration within the community, or uncontrolled symptoms of a physical or mental condition. These behaviors may have been present for long periods of time or have manifested as an acute onset.
Challenging behavior means behavior that negatively impacts school climate or interferes, or is at risk of interfering, with the learning or safety of a student or the safety of a school employee.
Challenging behavior means any serious and repeated pattern of behavior, or perception of behavior, that interferes with a child's ability to engage in developmentally appropriate self-regulation and cognitive and prosocial engagement with peers or adults.
More Definitions of Challenging behavior
Challenging behavior means behavior that puts the person at risk of exclusion from typical community settings, community services and supports, or presents a risk to the health and safety of the person or others or a significant risk to property.
Challenging behavior means behavior by a service recipient
Challenging behavior means behavior that puts the person at risk of exclusion from typical community
Challenging behavior means behavior by a service recipient that is specifically caused by or related to a disability that might be experienced by a long-term care worker as offensive or presenting a safety risk.
Challenging behavior means any behavior, or perception of behavior, that interferes with optimal learning or engagement with peers and adults.
Challenging behavior means a behavior that, by its frequency or degree of intensity:
Challenging behavior means those behaviors exhibited by a child which are harmful, destructive, or socially unacceptable and necessitate being addressed in the child's individual service plan.