Exam 11: Fostering Self-Discipline in Children: Implementing Solutions and Consequences

One way to assist children in learning to follow rules is to allow the children to make up some of the rules themselves.

What are five major differences between punishment and corrective consequences?

Sarah has been warned that if she runs in the classroom again, she will have to go back and walk with the teacher. The teacher notices Sarah running. He says, "Sarah, you are excited. I'm worried you will get hurt if you run. Walk." This was an appropriate response to the situation.

The follow-through phase represents enforcement of consequences.

Who monitors the child's progress within his or her Positive Behavior Support Plan?

The first step in dealing with children's misbehavior is to warn them about what will happen if they continue to break the rule.

In which of the following situations might cool down time be something to consider?

Mrs. Lorenzo walks into the school library to find three sixth-graders behind the shelves, cutting pages out of a book about rocks. She considers the following consequences. Which of these would be defined as logical?

In an A-B-C analysis, what does the A stand for?

Adult use of punishment can promote sneakiness in children.

For which of the following children might an intensive individualized intervention be most appropriate?

Megan, who pushes Scott down, causing him to scrape his knee, is experiencing what type of consequence when told she will not watch TV later in the day?

Consequences for a child's behavior should be withheld for at least 20 minutes, giving the child plenty of time to think about what he has done.

What is the difference between the warning and the follow-through? Give examples to support your explanation.

When intervening in an argument between children, the adult should describe the children's emotions to them and make them apologize to one another so that they better understand each other's emotions.

Lindsey pushes Neil down, causing him to scrape his knee. What type of consequence does she experience when told to get a wet towel to help clean the cut?

Which of the following people could be a member of a child's behavior support team? 1. Parent 2. Teacher 3. College student 4. Principal 5. Pediatrician

When Harry forgets to wear his mittens outdoors, the caregiver uses a cool down time to get him to think about the importance of dressing appropriately. This was an appropriate use of cool down time.

Children are at the level of adherence when they follow rules at the warning stage of the skill sequence.

It is possible for any young child to have a temper tantrum.