How To Deal With Defiant Children (Oh)
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- 1.
Biologically, at what age are we considered adults?
- A.
Age 18-21
- B.
Age 21-25
- C.
Age 16-18
- D.
Age 12-13
Correct Answer
D. Age 12-13 -
- 2.
One of the symptoms of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a significant impairment in _________.
- A.
Academics
- B.
Social Development
- C.
Occupational Functioning
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 3.
Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) are identified as having a Conduct Disorder after
- A.
Having ODD symptoms for more than 2 years
- B.
Exhibiting defiance at home, school, and in the community
- C.
Incurring legal charges/consequences for their behavior
- D.
Getting into physical fights with peers at school
Correct Answer
C. Incurring legal charges/consequences for their behavior -
- 4.
Which of the following was NOT recommended in the discussion of how to handle children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)?
- A.
Be sure to quickly point out when they are doing what they shouldn’t do
- B.
Be liberal with your praise when they are doing what they were told
- C.
Consequences should be immediate
- D.
Be clear in what you want them to do
Correct Answer
A. Be sure to quickly point out when they are doing what they shouldn’t do -
- 5.
Long term consequences should be used often
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 6.
The purpose of ‘Subcontracting’ is all of the following except:
- A.
To get children to do more around the house
- B.
To teach children to do their chores timely
- C.
Teach the value of money at an early age
- D.
Help children learn to self-monitor
Correct Answer
A. To get children to do more around the house -
- 7.
Which of the following is key to using ‘Token Systems’?
- A.
Keep the number of available rewards to a minimum
- B.
The point values should be consistent for all the children, regardless of age ranges
- C.
Assign a daily token quota and then give tokens frequently
- D.
Once you start a token system, you should start imposing fines right away
Correct Answer
C. Assign a daily token quota and then give tokens frequently -
- 8.
Time out should be used to give kids (or adults) a time to cool down and think about their behavior.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 9.
Providing ‘emotional support’ includes
- A.
Recognizing the emotion the person is exhibiting and telling them you recognize it
- B.
Providing tissues when someone is crying
- C.
Recognizing the emotion they are exhibiting and respond with the same emotion and intensity
- D.
Paying close attention to what they are saying and mirror their body language
Correct Answer
A. Recognizing the emotion the person is exhibiting and telling them you recognize it -
- 10.
Children can begin to repair trust with friends by following the APC plan which is
- A.
Apologize for the specific behavior; plan for re-building trust; consequences for repeat behavior
- B.
Apologize for being mean; play nicely together; complete character building exercises
- C.
Accept responsibility for behavior; plan to re-build trust; change the negative behavior
- D.
Accept responsibility for actions; play nicely together; complete chores for the other child
Correct Answer
A. Apologize for the specific behavior; plan for re-building trust; consequences for repeat behavior -
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