Knowing the Function of Problem Behavior Allows Teachers, Family, and Others

question 12

Multiple Choice

Knowing the function of problem behavior allows teachers, family, and others to

• A) Teach the person to think differently in difficult situations
• B) Teach appropriate skills and behaviors that can serve the same function as problem behavior, and thereby work as replacement behavior
• C) Increase the person's self-esteem instead of engaging in the problem behavior
• D) All of the above

Explain the differences between various attachment styles and their implications for child development.

Recognize the role of temperament, including goodness of fit, in child development and parent-child interactions.

Understand the significance of early social interactions, including face-to-face play and social referencing, in developmental psychology.

Explain the impact of caregiver-child interactions on the formation of secure attachments.

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