How To Deal With Defiant Children (Oh)

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4. Providing 'emotional support' includes

Recognizing the emotion the person is exhibiting and telling them you recognize it

Providing tissues when someone is crying

Recognizing the emotion they are exhibiting and respond with the same emotion and intensity

Paying close attention to what they are saying and mirror their body language

6. Which of the following was NOT recommended in the discussion of how to handle children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)?

Be sure to quickly point out when they are doing what they shouldn’t do

Be liberal with your praise when they are doing what they were told

Consequences should be immediate

Be clear in what you want them to do

7. Children can begin to repair trust with friends by following the APC plan which is

Apologize for the specific behavior; plan for re-building trust; consequences for repeat behavior

Apologize for being mean; play nicely together; complete character building exercises

Accept responsibility for behavior; plan to re-build trust; change the negative behavior

Accept responsibility for actions; play nicely together; complete chores for the other child

8. Which of the following is key to using 'Token Systems'?

Keep the number of available rewards to a minimum

The point values should be consistent for all the children, regardless of age ranges

Assign a daily token quota and then give tokens frequently

Once you start a token system, you should start imposing fines right away

9. The purpose of 'Subcontracting' is all of the following except:

To get children to do more around the house

To teach children to do their chores timely

Teach the value of money at an early age

Help children learn to self-monitor

10. Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) are identified as having a Conduct Disorder after

Having ODD symptoms for more than 2 years

Exhibiting defiance at home, school, and in the community

Incurring legal charges/consequences for their behavior

Getting into physical fights with peers at school

How To Deal With Defiant Children (Oh)

1. Time out should be used to give kids (or adults) a time to cool down and think about their behavior.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Long term consequences should be used often

3. One of the symptoms of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a significant impairment in _________.