Self-Direction Adaptive Behaviour Assessment - ABAS

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  • Read each question carefully before selecting an answer.
  • Select the most accurate option based on your observations.
  • Do not skip questions; every response helps in the assessment.

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Information about the individual being assessed.

1. Stops a fun activity, without complaining, when time is up.
2. Stands still when needed, without fidgeting or moving around.
3. Controls disappointment when a favorite activity is canceled.
4. Controls anger when another person breaks the rules in games and other fun activities.
5. Controls temper when disagreeing with friends.
6. Controls feelings when not getting his or her own way.
7. Limits time playing computer games or other nonproductive activities.
8. Personally calls work or other places if absent.
9. Returns on time when asked to be back in 1 hour.
10. Routinely arrives at places on time.
11. When leaving home, informs others of destination and return time.
12. Calls family or others when he or she will be late.
13. Works on one home or school activity for at least 15 minutes without reminders.
14. Works independently and asks for help only when necessary.
15. Completes routine household tasks within a reasonable amount of time.
16. Keeps working on hard tasks without becoming discouraged, quitting, or needing reminders.
17. Completes large/Small home projects on time.
18. Saves money to buy something special.
19. Plans home/other projects in logical steps.
20. Makes important decisions only after careful consideration, without rushing.
21. Plans ahead to allow enough time to complete big projects.
22. Avoids situations at home or in the neighborhood that are likely to result in trouble.
23. Resists pressure from others to do things that could endanger him or her.
24. Refuses when another person asks him or her to do something foolish.
25. Avoids behavior that could embarrass or bring shame to self or family.