Exam 9: Fundamental Causes of Positive and Negative Behavior

Fatigue or anything that causes ____________________ can cause children to lose control and act aggressively, defy rules, or behave inappropriately.

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discomfort; pain; irritation; fever; illness; sickness

The stage is set for rebellion when a situation exists in which a child cannot live up to adult expectations.

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List eight underlying causes of problem behavior.

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Underlying causes of problem behavior include the following: inappropriate expectations, misunderstanding expectations, immature self-control, gleeful abandon, group contagion, boredom, fatigue, discomfort, desire for recognition, discouragement, frustration, rebellion.

When children evidence a compulsive and chronic pattern of very inappropriate or self-destructive behavior, the behavior can be termed functional.

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Question 4

When a child has ____________________ the standards of his or her adult role models, the child begins to experience the emotional component of morality, or moral affect.

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Question 5

What are some typical characteristics of challenging children?

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Question 6

List four appropriate steps to take once you have identified the probable cause of misbehavior.

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Question 7

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Morality

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Question 8

The symptoms of stress can include moodiness, poor health, and inappropriate behavior.

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Question 9

An adult relying on a child-centered definition of misbehavior will

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Question 10

A child has achieved morality if he or she can distinguish right from wrong, even if the child is not yet able to act accordingly.

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Question 11

____________________ definitions of misbehavior focus on the effect a child's behavior has on the adult.

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Question 12

Attachment, love, and respect for an adult hinder the child's internalization of that adult's values.

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Question 13

Nurturing helps children feel a sense of belonging.Why is that feeling important to positive child guidance?

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Question 14

The moral development of children is the concern of parents only and should not be the business of teachers, schools, and communities.

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Question 15

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Induction

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Question 16

Shocked reactions from adults and laughter from other children will keep children from using inappropriate bathroom language in public.

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Question 17

How can adults assure children that they are loved and accepted, even if their behavior is unacceptable?

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Question 18

It is ____________________ to expect a toddler to sit quietly and politely for an hour while the family waits to see the pediatrician.

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Question 19

Adults can support the development of morality in young children by all of the following except

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Fatigue or anything that causes ____________________ can cause children to lose control and act aggressively, defy rules, or behave inappropriately.

The stage is set for rebellion when a situation exists in which a child cannot live up to adult expectations.

List eight underlying causes of problem behavior.

When children evidence a compulsive and chronic pattern of very inappropriate or self-destructive behavior, the behavior can be termed functional.

When a child has ____________________ the standards of his or her adult role models, the child begins to experience the emotional component of morality, or moral affect.

What are some typical characteristics of challenging children?

List four appropriate steps to take once you have identified the probable cause of misbehavior.

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Morality

The symptoms of stress can include moodiness, poor health, and inappropriate behavior.

An adult relying on a child-centered definition of misbehavior will

A child has achieved morality if he or she can distinguish right from wrong, even if the child is not yet able to act accordingly.

____________________ definitions of misbehavior focus on the effect a child's behavior has on the adult.

Attachment, love, and respect for an adult hinder the child's internalization of that adult's values.

Nurturing helps children feel a sense of belonging.Why is that feeling important to positive child guidance?

The moral development of children is the concern of parents only and should not be the business of teachers, schools, and communities.

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Induction

Shocked reactions from adults and laughter from other children will keep children from using inappropriate bathroom language in public.

How can adults assure children that they are loved and accepted, even if their behavior is unacceptable?

It is ____________________ to expect a toddler to sit quietly and politely for an hour while the family waits to see the pediatrician.

Adults can support the development of morality in young children by all of the following except

Why Guidance Matters

Historical Perspectives and Guidance Theories

Understanding Childrens Behavior

How to Observe Children

Serving Culturally Diverse Children and Families

Understanding Children With Ability Differences

Designing Developmentally Appropriate Environments Inside and Out

Building Relationships Through Positive Communication

Effective Guidance Interventions

Mistaken Goals, Motivation, and Mindfulness

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Exam 9: Fundamental Causes of Positive and Negative Behavior

Fatigue or anything that causes ____________________ can cause children to lose control and act aggressively, defy rules, or behave inappropriately.

The stage is set for rebellion when a situation exists in which a child cannot live up to adult expectations.

List eight underlying causes of problem behavior.

When children evidence a compulsive and chronic pattern of very inappropriate or self-destructive behavior, the behavior can be termed functional.

When a child has ____________________ the standards of his or her adult role models, the child begins to experience the emotional component of morality, or moral affect.

What are some typical characteristics of challenging children?

List four appropriate steps to take once you have identified the probable cause of misbehavior.

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Morality​

The symptoms of stress can include moodiness, poor health, and inappropriate behavior.

An adult relying on a child-centered definition of misbehavior will​

A child has achieved morality if he or she can distinguish right from wrong, even if the child is not yet able to act accordingly.

____________________ definitions of misbehavior focus on the effect a child's behavior has on the adult.

Attachment, love, and respect for an adult hinder the child's internalization of that adult's values.

Nurturing helps children feel a sense of belonging.Why is that feeling important to positive child guidance?

The moral development of children is the concern of parents only and should not be the business of teachers, schools, and communities.

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Induction​

Shocked reactions from adults and laughter from other children will keep children from using inappropriate bathroom language in public.

How can adults assure children that they are loved and accepted, even if their behavior is unacceptable?

It is ____________________ to expect a toddler to sit quietly and politely for an hour while the family waits to see the pediatrician.

Adults can support the development of morality in young children by all of the following except

Why Guidance Matters

Historical Perspectives and Guidance Theories

Understanding Childrens Behavior

How to Observe Children

Serving Culturally Diverse Children and Families

Understanding Children With Ability Differences

Designing Developmentally Appropriate Environments Inside and Out

Building Relationships Through Positive Communication

Effective Guidance Interventions

Mistaken Goals, Motivation, and Mindfulness

Filters

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Morality

An adult relying on a child-centered definition of misbehavior will

Match each definition to the corresponding term -Induction