Why should we keep records of what happens before, during and after a behavioural incident?(select all that apply) To determine the triggers or antecedents, and try to remove or reduce them To identify what helps to reduce the distress To see if there are patterns of behaviour So we can show it wasn't our fault

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Why should we keep records of what happens before, during and after a behavioural incident?(select all that apply) To determine the triggers or antecedents, and try to remove or reduce them To identify what helps to reduce the distress To see if there are patterns of behaviour So we can show it wasn't our fault

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The question addresses the importance of keeping a comprehensive record of behavioral incidents— including the times prior to, during, and following the occurrence. The reasons given include (1) identification and possible removal or de-escalation of triggering factors, (2) pinpointing techniques that alleviate distress, (3) discerning patterns in behavior, and (4) aiding in potential accountability or wrongful accusation measures.

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