Sentences with phrase «reward good behaviour for»

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CBA's pay structure had «little sting for senior managers» and until recently rewarded behaviour that did not produce good customer outcomes, the regulator's report says.

You should encourage their good behaviour by rewarding them and discourage bad behaviour by punishing them; it is up to you how you punish your child but some experts recommend making them sit in a certain place, by the door or on the step for a period of time before they are allowed to come back and play.

Better yet, have the child earn it by doing chores or extra jobs around the home, or as a reward for a goal or good behaviour.

Desperate parents pleading with their children to stop misbehaving by offering a treat food, or by withholding a treat food: «No dessert tonight if...» Or, parents offering up a food reward for future good behaviour: «If you are a good boy at Grandma's house, we'll go for icecream later.»

It should be a mixture between positive rewards for good behaviour.

But the government was ridiculed last night for plans to reward good pupil behaviour with gifts and for suggesting to teachers that they should praise pupils five times more than they criticise them.

As adults, sweet treats replicate the same feeling of comfort triggered by a lollipop from the doctor or a Freddo Frog from our parents as a reward for good behaviour.

The tokens and collectors can be used for a number of things including: schools rewarding good behaviour, cashless currency at events and festivals, and to create visually impressive voting systems.

A nice way to reward pupils for their good work, good behaviour or improvement: each lesson, elect the French pupils of the day!

«The increased emphasis on rewarding pupils for their punctuality, behaviour and achievement is also promoting good conduct,» the report says.

Praise the pair for calm interactions and use treats to reward them for good behaviour.

So paw - rents, while it may seem that your greedy little fella only enjoys tasty treats as a reward, the truth is that he most likely adores receiving compliments too, and will be disappointed if he doesn't get praised for his good behaviour.

Rewarding your dog for good behaviour increases the likeliness that they will repeat the desired behavior in the future.

Positive Reinforcement Training: Positive reinforcement training uses praise and / or treats to reward your dog for good behaviour.

I would recommend that after your puppy is going on the pads easily (always give him a treat for this as a reward for his good behaviour so he will realize this is the behaviour you want and expect from him) start by taking him outside.

Retain or strengthen your dog's respect for you by being fair, rewarding good behaviour.

For the new dog owner, or for more traditional trainers trying to cross over to remove positive punishment from their toolbox; it can give a false impression that you just reward «good» behaviour, leaving them in a quandary regarding «bad» behaviour that they want to diminiFor the new dog owner, or for more traditional trainers trying to cross over to remove positive punishment from their toolbox; it can give a false impression that you just reward «good» behaviour, leaving them in a quandary regarding «bad» behaviour that they want to diminifor more traditional trainers trying to cross over to remove positive punishment from their toolbox; it can give a false impression that you just reward «good» behaviour, leaving them in a quandary regarding «bad» behaviour that they want to diminish.

Keep her near to you so she knows you are there to protect her and make sure she is not being bullied, reward her for calm behaviour but if it continues it may be better to leave her with some treats at home when you go visiting.

Make sure the grooming experience is a positive one by rewarding your Maltese for good behaviour.

You will learn basic training for good manners in an effective friendly manner, including how to manage your dogs behaviour, eliminate unwanted behaviour and focus on good behaviour by rewarding appropriate responses.

To add insult to injury, the naughty puppy may now find he is getting fewer rewards for good behaviour than he did before!

Teach your cat to do the right thing and reward the cat for good behaviour.

Then, once the behaviour is pretty reliable, STOP showing her the goods upfront, and only reward her for compliance sometimes, saving the greatest rewards for her very best performances.

Reward your cat for good scratching behaviour with treats, affection and attention.

It is best to ignore it and give positive rewards (using whatever motivates the individual) for calm behaviour.

Bigger treats are more suitable for good behaviour rewards, such as chunky pieces, as your pet has to stop, chew and take time to eat it.

Until then, catch a positive social contagion, seek out rewards for your good behaviour, and look ahead to the 2013 launch of SimCity 5, which promises to feature greenest - city competitions among other climate change - related themes.

In this case it's the insurance company effectively rewarding the client for «good behaviour», such as driving safely, or perhaps logging plenty of exercise on a fitness tracker.

It is therefore obvious to most that the best way to get the behaviour you want is to provide rewards for doing so, or at least refrain from punishing people for doing them.

Some parents worry that rewards for good behaviour are like bribes, but they aren't the same.

Well — I think it's important to ask WHY the kids were «behaving» instead of just being happy that there were more positive behaviours and being somewhat annoyed by the kids starting to ask for more and more rewards.

I would argue that the philosophical approach of Rational - Emotive Behaviour Therapy (well recognized in the larger psychological community, but seldom discussed in a correctional context) provides the basis for rewarding work with young offenders.

Two of the eight items did not load onto the first factor, so these two items (both regarding the use of food as a reward for good behaviour) were removed, and the final PCA showed one distinct factor explaining 50 % of the variance.

Here, people are rewarded for every positive, prosocial behaviour (behaviour that benefits another), with the aim of increasing and reinforcing good behaviour.

rewards for good behaviour, so that your child doesn't feel that he's always being punished for unacceptable behaviour.

You can also reward them for their good deeds; it ensures that such behaviour gets repeated.

One thing I did in the preschool years for my boys was offer rewards for good behaviour - stickers for staying in bed at night - or brushing teeth - a simple chart, and boy did they love those stickers!