Chapter 6: Concepts Flashcards
Students with externalizing emotional behavior are?
Antisocial and aggressive.
Students with internalizing emotional behavior are?
Lacking in social skills needed to interact effectively with others.
How many years are students with emotional behavior problems below in their academic levels?
1 or more
How do children with emotional behavioral disorders score on IQ tests?
slightly below average
About how many students with emotional or behavior disorders get arrested during their school years?
about 1/3
ABC Recording
A form of direct observation often used as a part of functional behavior assessment.
BIP
Behavioral intervention plan A statement of specific strategies and procedures to prevent the occurrence of a child’s problem behavior and intervene when necessary.
Group contingencies:
A type of behavior management and motivation procedure in which consequences are applied to the entire group or class.
Level system:
A behavior management system in which students access greater independence and more privileges as they demonstrate increased behavioral control.
Topography of behavior:
The physical shape or form of a response.
Prevalence estimates for emotional disorders in children have varied tremendously because?
Many children who exhibit inappropriate behavior for short periods are identified in prevalence studies.
What are the three environmental risk factors for children with emotional or behavioral disorders
Social rejection, adverse early rearing environments, an aggressive pattern of behavior displayed when entering school.
What are the measurable dimensions of behavior?
Frequency, duration, latency, topography, and magnitude.
Teachers of students with emotional or behavioral disorders should
Provide students with
explicit systematic instruction