Dealing With Child Negative Behaviors In Clinical Setting

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Provides information and training for staff on how to reinforce positive and minimize negative behaviors in children in a clinical setting.

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1.

Effective managment of childrens' behaviors can be accomplished by:(check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Reinforcing positive behaviors when they occur
- B.
  
  Yelling sharply at the child when he or she misbehaves
- C.
  
  Withdrawing privileges from the child for breaking the rules
- D.
  
  Charting desired behaviors toward the goal of a reward
- E.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. Reinforcing positive behaviors when they occur
D. Charting desired behaviors toward the goal of a reward
2.

Children ages 2 through 12 typically:(check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Are rebellious and defy all authority
- B.
  
  Cooperate immediately with rules and authority figures
- C.
  
  Think that they are in charge of all situations
- D.
  
  Test the validity of the program to see what they can get away with
- E.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer(s)
B. Cooperate immediately with rules and authority figures
D. Test the validity of the program to see what they can get away with
3.

What are some testing tactics children might use while on the CSU?(Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Badgering
- B.
  
  Cooperation
- C.
  
  Threats
- D.
  
  Martyrdom
- E.
  
  Physical Aggression
Correct Answer(s)
A. Badgering
C. Threats
D. Martyrdom
E. Physical Aggression
4.

How should an adult caregiver "reason" with kids?(Check all that are true)
- A.
  
  Yell sharply at children when they are behaving in a negative manner
- B.
  
  Treat them like "little adults" and give them the reasoning behind the rules
- C.
  
  Be gentle, consistent, decisive and calm
- D.
  
  Use few words and no emotion
- E.
  
  Praise good behavior
Correct Answer(s)
C. Be gentle, consistent, decisive and calm
D. Use few words and no emotion
E. Praise good behavior
5.

How do adolescents differ from younger children?(Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Adolescence is characterized by mood disruptions and risky behaviors
- B.
  
  Behaviors are influenced by biological and hormonal changes
- C.
  
  Teenagers' brains are fully developed and they can make rational adult-like decisions
- D.
  
  Teens are not too old to be spanked
- E.
  
  Teens are prone to parental conflict, extreme emotions, and behaviors that carry the potential for harm
Correct Answer(s)
A. Adolescence is characterized by mood disruptions and risky behaviors
B. Behaviors are influenced by biological and hormonal changes
E. Teens are prone to parental conflict, extreme emotions, and behaviors that carry the potential for harm
6.

Children and adolescents who are clients often have experienced:(Check all that appy)
- A.
  
  Poor parenting skills
- B.
  
  Substance abuse in the home
- C.
  
  Emotional disorders
- D.
  
  A perfect and care-free life
- E.
  
  Physical, emotional or sexual abuse
Correct Answer(s)
A. Poor parenting skills
B. Substance abuse in the home
C. Emotional disorders
E. Physical, emotional or sexual abuse

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Dealing With Child Negative Behaviors In Clinical Setting

Effective managment of childrens' behaviors can be accomplished by:(check all that apply)

Children ages 2 through 12 typically:(check all that apply)

What are some testing tactics children might use while on the CSU?(Check all that apply)

How should an adult caregiver "reason" with kids?(Check all that are true)

How do adolescents differ from younger children?(Check all that apply)

Children and adolescents who are clients often have experienced:(Check all that appy)