
104-2-Theoretical Models to Explain Challenging Behavior- Review 1
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- Q1Marketing companies have long used terms such as ______________________ as a promotional tool to convince educators to buy certain products, services or to adapt certain techniques for use in schools.all“research based”“proven”“scientifically - based”60s
- Q2According to a comprehensive of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, which one of these statements is true.Counseling is the best way to work with these children.Medication is the only way to address this disorder.NoneMedication for behavioral control should always be combined with types of behavioral interventions and positive behavior supports.60s
- Q3The ecological model relies upon ecological assessment to gather information about the child’s behavior and expectations relative to the child’secosystems in which the child functionsclassroom.peers.home.60s
- Q4Theoretical models of behavior or philosophical belief systems-about true behavior.about atypical behavior.about typical behavior.about normal behavior.60s
- Q5NCLBNo Child Left Behind Act of 2001No Child Call Bully ActNo Child Left Block ActNo Child Left Born Act60s
- Q6NCLB requiresschools adopt practices that are backed by “scientifically based research”schools adopt practices that are backed by “emotion based research”schools adopt practices that are backed by “marketing based research”schools adopt practices that are backed by “psychodynamic based research”60s
- Q7Independent variablesthe target behaviorthe intervention(s)60s
- Q8Dependent variableintervention(s)target behavior(s) addressed by the intervention(s)60s
- Q9Group designsevaluate the effectiveness of an intervention on a group of individualsevaluate the effectiveness of interventions on target behaviors in individuals.60s
- Q10Single-subject designsevaluate the effectiveness of an intervention on a class of students, all fifth graders in a district, a sample of students with learning disabilitiesevaluate interventions with individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, or other disabilities60s
- Q11Atypical behavior results from internal psychological events and motivational forces.Ecological modelBiophysical modelCognitive modelPsychodynamic model60s
- Q12Freud’s psychoanalytic theory.Cognitive modelPsychodynamic modelBiophysical modelEcological model60s
- Q13The underlying premise of the psychodynamic approach isThere are rational behaviors that describe leadership actionObservations of behaviors are rational in natureIrrational behaviors are the downfall of organizationsThere are irrational forces that underlie seemingly rational behaviors120s
- Q14Which premise requires "detective" work to find clues to explain perplexing behavior?How we regulate and express emotions is central to a person's identityHuman development is an intra- and interpersonal processMental life lies outside of conscious awarenessThere is rationale behind every act120s
- Q15One of my employees is acting irrationally. I am certain there is a reasonable explanation for the behavior. I am applying which premise of the clinical paradigm?There is rationale behind every actMental life lies outside of conscious awarenessHow we regulate and express emotions is central to a person's identityHuman development is an intra- and interpersonal process120s