As a parent, it can be hard to know how your child behaves at school. If you hear that your child is acting out, whether it's a comment on a report card or something mentioned in a parent-teacher conference, how do you know if it is a one-time problem or a serious behavioral issue? Read on for helpful tips and information on some of the most common behavior disorders.
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Independent Group-Oriented Contingencies
In an independent group-oriented contingency, each student is responsible only for his or her own behavior and is...
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Interventions for Chronic Behavior Problems
Introduction We hear more and more today about the chronic behavior problems of students in our schools. Some of these...
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Behavior Assessment, Plans, and Positive Supports
NICHCY is pleased to connect you with sources of information for helping children who have behavior challenges. This...
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Habit Reversal
Habit reversal (HR) is a behaviorally based treatment that is used to reduce repetitive behaviors which may bothersome...
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The Bottom Line on Functional Behavioral Assessment
The Bottom Line on Functional Behavioral Assessment The whole idea behind FBA is that behavior is rarely simply...
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