Source Monitoring Refers to Being Aware of the Source of Information

question 10

True/False

Source monitoring refers to being aware of the source of information one knows or remembers. Research has shown that preschool and early school-age children often have difficulty monitoring the source of their memories.

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Definitions:

Social Skills

Social skills are interpersonal behaviors that are conditioned through environmental interactions and used to communicate and interact with others effectively.

Client-centered

A therapeutic approach focusing on providing a supportive environment where clients lead the process of their own healing or growth.

Aversive Conditioning

A behavioral training method that uses negative stimuli to reduce or eliminate undesirable behaviors.

Behavioral Contracting

A treatment approach that involves creating a formal agreement between a patient and therapist outlining behaviors to change and consequences.