Question

questions 1
What may have triggered Naomi's behaviour of concern?

Questions 2
explain two environmental factors impacting Naomi's behaviour.

CHCDISO02 Follow established person-centred behaviour supports - Assessments Read the case study, then answer the questions that follow. Case study (questions 9-13) Maahir works as a disability support worker. One of the people he supports is Naomi, who uses a wheelchair, and has autism. Naomi is 16. In recent months, Naomi's behaviour has changed significantly. She's been biting and hitting staff, raising her voice at staff and other people in support, and refusing to comply with requests. Maahir and his team look at Naomi's individualised behaviour support plan. At this stage, there is no current information about Naomi's behaviours of concern, as the behaviours are quite recent. The individualised support plan says that Naomi's agitation increases in the evening, and meditation techniques or a bath are recommended. Maahir's supervisor, Karen, organises for an integrated assessment to take place. As part of the assessment, she asks Maahir and other team members to observe Naomi's behaviour, and record the type, frequency and triggers of the behaviours of concern to try and identify context. Maahir observes that Naomi tends to become stressed at the end of the day around meal time When she is asked to eat, she refuses, and then her behaviour escalates. Most of the biting and hitting behaviour happens around this time. Her behaviour tends to escalate most evenings, and results in hitting and biting at least twice a week. These days usually correspond with family visits. Naomi's mother and sister visit twice a week. Sometimes they take Naomi on an outing didunliced

Answer 1

Here Naomi is 16 years old has autism. Autism is a disorder which impaired social and interpersonal interaction.

Aggression associated with negative outcome include impaired social relationship, placement in residential setting, use physical intervention. Here Naomi stay in residential care center. It causes aggression.

Answer 2

Question 2