Consequences
A child slips on the ice and hurts his head. The pain he feels is this kind of consequence.
What is a natural consequence
A problem solving method where a trained 3rd party helps to resolve conflict between two others is known as this.
What is peer mediation.
Behaviour that improves the welfare of others or has a generally positive effect on a person you come in contact with
Prosocial Behaviour
Educators use these when they want constructive communication about strong feelings during a conflict
Relationship triangles refer to the interaction among these 3 roles in a family.
What are the victim, the persecutor, and the rescuer.
Problem solving action initiated by the adults response to a child's mistaken behaviour. This consequence is closely tied to the child's actions
What is Logical Consequence
Problems or conflicts are said to all have these 3 common components.
What are an undesireable situation, a desired situation, and obstacles to change.
These are the 3 types of mistaken behaviour.
What are experimentation, socially influenced, and strong needs.
A child's ability to put off gratification, or put up with frustration, are indicators of this.
What is self-regulation.
What are some Unintended Effects of Empty Praise?
What is;
lessens self-motivation;discourages problem solving;
discourages risk taking;
makes children dependent on adults for approval;
decreases children's power to evaluate their work;
causes anger and resentment when used to manage or manipulate
A child forgets to do her math homework. Having to stay in at recess to finish it is this kind of consequence.
What is a logical consequence.
A big part of step number 2 in the problem solving process requires this for it to be succesful.
What is active listening.
Using these, rather than empty praise, are said to help children develop a healthy sense of self.
What are positive affirmations/encouragement.
A child who is usually calm, adaptable, and regular in sleeping and eating habits is said to have this temperament.
What is Flexible.
This kind of parent or educator is low in responsiveness but high in demand. Structure is rigid and used for control.
What is authoritarian.
The ABC chart, which stands for this, analyzes why children act the way they do.
What is the antecedents and bahavioural consequences chart.
A child feeling frustrated, worried, silly or excited, is said to be experiencing this zone of regulation.
What is the yellow zone.
We must give children opportunities to take risks and problem solve. This is referred to as_____
What is Control
This is decision making process that could be used in a classroom, which is followed by a secret vote to rank the group's ideas.
What is the nominal group technique.
A child is being too loud in the classroom. The teacher sends him to time-out for 5 minutes - an example of this kind of consequence.
What is a punitive consequence
This is the last step in the problem solving process.
What is providing follow-up support.
Compulsive, inappropriate, or self-destructive behaviour that is not conducive to cooperative social interactions, safety, or proper use of the environment, is considered to be this.
What is dysfunctional behaviour.
The ease at which a child adjusts to changes in their environment is known as this.
What is adaptability.
What is Separation Anxiety