The Child's Behavior Is Not the Only Variable That Determines

question 48

Multiple Choice

The child's behavior is not the only variable that determines the classification of behavior as a problem. Another significant variable is the

• A) time the behavior occurs.
• B) place in which the behavior occurs.
• C) reaction of the child to his or her own behavior.
• D) person who perceives the behavior as inappropriate.

Define and differentiate between positive reinforcement, rewards, and bribery.

Discuss the potential negative effects of focusing solely on punitive measures for controlling inappropriate behavior in schools.

Understand the complexity and challenges in evaluating social behavior.

Distinguish between academic and social behavior and understand their interconnectedness.

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