Everyone has these basic things that influence their behavior.
What are basic needs?
A child keeps interrupting because they want the teacher to notice them. Which goal of misbehavior is this?
What is Attention
Behavior can be influenced by what happens after we act.
What are consequences?
This helps build a person's self-esteem and self-concept.
What is encouragement?
Every action we take is connected to one of these.
What is a goal?
A child argues with an adult because they want to feel like they are in control. Which goal is this?
What is power
What we expect to happen.
What are expectations?
This should come from a genuine attitude rather than fake or superficial words.
What is encouragement?
This is how we see and think about ourselves.
What is self-concept?
A child intentionally hurts someone's feelings because they feel hurt themselves. Which goal is this?
What is Revenge
Your thoughts and expectations can influence these.
What are your actions and behaviors?
This should happen before giving someone encouragement when they are upset.
What are listening, expressing feelings, and empathy?
This directly influences the choices we make.
What is consequences?
A child stops trying because they believe they can't succeed and want to avoid failure. Which goal is this?
What is Display of inadequacy
Our ________ can affect how we behave in future situations.
What are our experiences?
Encouragement can help a person learn to do this for themselves.
What is self-encouragement?
We develop and change our view of ourselves throughout our lives.
What is the idea that our self-concepts can change?
A PAL argues back every time a student challenges them, causing the conflict to become worse. Which goal of misbehavior?
What is power
A person's behavior can change when their reactions and consequences change.
What is changing the pattern of behavior through different reactions?
This principle recognizes both a person's strengths and weaknesses while balancing independence and belonging.
What is balancing needs?