Childhood Behavioral Tool: Behavior Basics (Nv)
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- 1.
Assessing behavior includes focusing on all of the following except:
- A.
The child’s emotional state
- B.
What happens prior to the behavior
- C.
The specific behavior of the child
- D.
The consequences of the child’s behavior
Correct Answer
A. The child’s emotional state -
- 2.
When explaining a child’s behavior it is important to explain it as an action that is ______________.
- A.
Observable and measurable
- B.
Socially unacceptable
- C.
Emotionally charged
- D.
Preventable
Correct Answer
A. Observable and measurable -
- 3.
Which of the following is an example of a behavior?
- A.
The child is friendly
- B.
The child is happy
- C.
The child smiles
- D.
The child is very respectful
Correct Answer
C. The child smiles -
- 4.
When a child is screaming and throwing a tantrum, behavior analysis teaches adults to _____________.
- A.
Give the child what they want
- B.
Remove the child from the situation
- C.
Talk to the child about why screaming is not appropriate
- D.
Teach the child a new and appropriate behavior
Correct Answer
D. Teach the child a new and appropriate behavior -
- 5.
In the long run, behavior responds best to ______________ consequences.
- A.
Positive
- B.
Negative
- C.
Natural
- D.
Imposed
Correct Answer
A. Positive -
- 6.
When trying to change a child’s behavior, you should __________________.
- A.
Be consistent with consequences
- B.
Expect results quickly
- C.
Use negative consequences
- D.
Ignore the event that caused the behavior
Correct Answer
A. Be consistent with consequences -
- 7.
The Dead Man Test is ‘if a dead man can do it, then __________________.
- A.
It is not a behavior’
- B.
You should call 911’
- C.
It is an observable behavior’
- D.
It is a measurable behavior’
Correct Answer
A. It is not a behavior’ -
- 8.
When dealing with ‘junk’ behavior, it is important to remember that _________________.
- A.
If it is not harming people or property, then it is ‘junk.’
- B.
If you give the ‘junk’ behavior attention, it will continue
- C.
Reacting to a child’s ‘junk’ behavior with your own ‘junk’ behavior is still giving it attention
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 9.
Giving a child _____________ for appropriate behavior is the most effective tool for changing behavior.
- A.
An allowance
- B.
Attention
- C.
Candy
- D.
A hug
Correct Answer
B. Attention -
- 10.
When setting expectations for a child’s behavior you should ______________.
- A.
Do it as soon as the negative behavior starts
- B.
Clearly define the behavior you want the child to do
- C.
Give the child a general idea of what behavior you would like because they should already know what your expectations are
- D.
Anticipate that changes in behavior will happen quickly
Correct Answer
B. Clearly define the behavior you want the child to do -
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