5. Behaviour

Question 1

Red flags for behaviour (antecedent, beahviour, consequences)

Answer 1

Antecedent
- no clear or reasonable trigger
- occurring in multiple environments
Behaviour
- clearly developmentally inappropriate
- regression 
- multiple concerning behavious
Consequences
- harmful to self/others
- affecting function of child/family

Question 2

6 different stages of play and age appropriate

Answer 2

unoccupied play: child just observing

solitary play: child plays alone, focused on own activity, unaware and uninsterested in others (age <3)

onlooker play: watches others play but does not engage in it - talk about play but do not join in (2-3 years)

parallel play: plays separately but close to others, often mimicks their actions (2.5-4 years)

assosciative play: interested in playing with others and interacts with others, but activity is not organised or co-ordinated (3-4 years)

cooperative play: child is interested in people playing and activity; activity is organised and participants have assigned roles - 4.5 yrs>

Question 3

3 types of play

Answer 3

sensory- look, listen, touch, taste
functional (cause and effect) - hit, push
imaginative= role play, pretend play