According to the indirect assessments that were completed for this client, it was found that there were inconsistent scores across a potential escape function or attention function of his tantrum behavior. Tantrum behavior is defined as: the act of screaming or crying, sometimes accompanied by flopping to the floor with torso completely parallel to the ground, grabbing the therapist by the clothing, attempting to bite; which looks like his jaw open pushing towards any part of the body of the therapist. Behavior may include but not limited to forced urination; the act of intentionally urinating while clothed. Do to time constraints with this client being an in home only case we will be completing a Brief Functional analysis (Iwata & Dozier,
