Module 3 Class 9 Lecture: The Interpersonal Environment

Flashcards covering key concepts related to child behavior management, self-regulation, and interpersonal relationships as discussed in Module 3.

Adult-centered definitions of misbehaviour place focus on whether a child's behaviour is __ to the adult.

bothersome

A child-centered view of behaviour considers if the behaviour infringes on others’ rights or presents risk of __ to the child.

harm

Child-centered views acknowledge that there is no such thing as a __ kid and separate the child's behaviour from the child.

bad

Effective self-regulation involves recognizing and responding to __ in all its facets.

stress

The practice of self-regulation seeks to identify and reduce the causes of problems in mood, thought, and __.

behaviour

Self-control seeks to inhibit or manage problems only when they __.

arise

When children's stress behavior is high, they have a limited capacity to act __.

differently

The Shanker Method includes five steps, one of which is to recognize the __.

stressors

Co-regulation occurs when an adult's calm meets a child's __.

storm

Guiding children’s behaviour involves assisting them in finding new ways to achieve their __.

goals

When their storm meets our calm, this is called __.

co-regulation

Relationships are considered the agents of __, and human love is the most powerful therapy.

change

Self-regulation refers to how people manage energy __, recovery and restoration.

expenditure

Children are encouraged to know they are __ even if their behaviour does not meet approval.

special

Misbehaviour implies that the child was aware they shouldn’t have done something; stress behaviour indicates that the child has a __ capacity to act differently.

limited

The definition of behaviour guidance requires a reframing of the view that sees the adult as __.

in charge

Effective behaviour management strategies should focus on building __ relationships.

responsive

The first step of the Shanker Method is to read and __ the behaviour.

reframe

Understanding a child's past __ is important in child-centered views of behaviour.

experiences

Adults should nurture children’s behaviours rather than __ them.

punish

Self-regulation is not the same as self-__.

control