What will be the indicators for behavioral issues for people with physical disabilities?

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When assessing behavioral issues for people with physical disabilities, several indicators can be considered to evaluate their behavioral patterns and challenges. Here are five key indicators for assessing behavioral issues:
1. Aggression and disruptive behavior: Assess the presence and frequency of aggressive or disruptive behaviors exhibited by individuals with physical disabilities. Indicators may include physical aggression towards oneself or others, verbal outbursts, property destruction, or non-compliance with rules or instructions.
2. Self-injurious behavior: Measure the occurrence of self-injurious behaviors in individuals with physical disabilities. Indicators can include self-hitting, head-banging, scratching, or biting, which may result from frustration, sensory issues, or communication difficulties.
3. Noncompliance and oppositional behavior: Evaluate the level of noncompliance and oppositional behavior displayed by individuals with physical disabilities. Indicators may include refusal to follow instructions, defiance, or engaging in power struggles with authority figures.
4. Repetitive or stereotyped behaviors: Assess the presence of repetitive or stereotyped behaviors in individuals with physical disabilities. Indicators can include repetitive body movements (e.g., rocking, hand-flapping), vocalizations, or engagement in rigid routines or rituals.
5. Emotional dysregulation: Measure difficulties in emotional regulation and emotional outbursts in individuals with physical disabilities. Indicators may include intense emotional reactions, difficulty calming down after emotional arousal, or emotional responses that appear disproportionate to the situation.