Aversive Child Behaviours That Are Disruptive and Unpleasant, and Tend

question 3

Multiple Choice

Aversive child behaviours that are disruptive and unpleasant, and tend to force parents to respond, are what Patterson (1989) refers to as which of the following?

• A) Crappy child behaviours
• B) Compelling child behaviours
• C) Corrosive child behaviours
• D) Coercive child behaviours
• E) Caustic child behaviours

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Definitions:

Training Design

The process of creating an instructional blueprint that outlines how a training program will be conducted, including objectives, materials, activities, and assessment methods.

Problem Participant

A person involved in a program or study who exhibits behaviors or characteristics that deviate significantly from the norm, potentially impacting the outcomes or process.

The Non-Listener

An individual who consistently fails to pay attention or give importance to information being communicated by others.

Training Delivery Problems

Challenges or issues encountered in the process of delivering training, which can include technological glitches, participant engagement, or content relevance.