Sentences with phrase «positive behaviours»

There are a number of services that assist parents by teaching them about positive behaviours therapy and practice.

The period also provides a second «window of opportunity» to build on early investments, promote positive behaviours, and offer a second chance to those who fared less well in early childhood.

By challenging negative thoughts, actions, and behaviours a client can learn to adapt new positive behaviours to improve their quality of life.

As problem behaviours are eliminated, there should be a concomitant increase in the use of positive behaviours.

The assessment is entirely strength - based, meaning that the items query positive behaviours (e.g., get along with others) rather than maladaptive ones (e.g., annoy others).

If parents focus on negatives rather than positive behaviours, children are not given the opportunity to learn how to do things better and their negative behaviours can become reinforced through getting attention only in that way.

A meta - analysis examining anger - management programs across 92 studies found that cognitive - behaviour therapy (CBT) strategies helped to significantly reduce anger and aggressiveness, and also to increase positive behaviours.

One of the best ways to increase positive behaviours without using praise or rewards (which have serious downsides) is to notice and then encourage, appreciate, and label those desirable behaviours.

Sometimes... if positive behaviours don't get them enough attention, kids try negative behaviours to get it.

This series focuses on the importance of promoting positive behaviours, interpersonal issues such as building social skills, and effective praise.

According to Benson and his colleagues, these assets are associated with three categories of positive mental health outcomes: (a) resilience in the face of adversity; (b) encouragement of positive behaviours (e.g., school success); and (c) prevention of high - risk behaviours (e.g., substance use).

Staff from Years 7 — 12 are working on MindMatters components individually, and the MindMatters support team has been leading staff in the areas of school - wide positive behaviours and supporting student mental health.

This book recommends teaching children positive behaviours and teaching them to act with consideration as opposed to punishing bad behaviours.

The SDQ prosocial subscale, measuring increases in the child's positive behaviours, showed a benefit in the intervention group at both immediate and six month follow ups.

Schools and early learning services can help by promoting positive behaviours for all children in the playground and by providing structure and supervision when playing.

Janelle has developed and delivered professional learning on relationship based approaches that promote positive behaviours in early childhood settings to staff working at all levels of education and community organisations.

You can help children to learn positive behaviours by telling them clearly what you want and praising or rewarding them when they do it.

Teach by example — model positive behaviours by treating them and others fairly and respectfully.

Only one study [12] contained a factor analysis that revealed the six factor structure of the Turkish W - DEQ version B (concerns about pain, lack of positive behaviours, loneliness, lack of positive feelings, concerns about childbirth and concerns about the baby)[1].

With the little ones, we relied on heaps of verbal praise, lots of positive «reinforcers» like toys and fun activities, and even food rewards like giving out Smarties for positive behaviours.

With older brain injured teens, after they had become accustomed to being rewarded for positive behaviours, you couldn't stop.

With the little ones, which got lots of positive reinforcement and rewards, often the positive behaviours would increase.

With the teens, it was the same drill, but there were also punishments like time - outs, withdrawal of privileges, as well as complex reinforcer systems that had the kids earning money for positive behaviours and losing money for «misbehaviours.»

Don't we really want them to demonstrate positive behaviours because it's either the right thing to do, or because those behaviours will benefit them socially in the long run?

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.

* You will exhibit good leadership skills — leading from the front - inspiring and influencing staff by demonstrating positive behaviours and performance.

They embrace diversity, challenge and change: all positive behaviours grounded in courage and risk.

Two in five (41 per cent) cat owners think that positive behaviours, such as walking around with an upright tail, touching noses, rubbing against each other and fighting with their claws tucked in, are actually signs of negativity.

During orientation, you will learn the benefits of positive reinforcement training, understand how dogs learn, how to reward positive behaviours and manage problems, the benefits of clicker training, how to introduce the clicker, plus some fun clicker training to start with your dog at home.

This motivates and encourages them to perform better and initiates positive behaviours.

Teachers sometimes cite student behaviour as a cause of stress — but research consistently shows that relational strategies are the most effective way to promote more positive behaviours (Roffey, 2011).

It includes large cards that can be linked together to make a behaviour book that can be used by support staff / teachers during a lesson to remind pupils of positive behaviours, or to be displayed around the classroom.

The students and the teachers decide on 12 different positive behaviours they would like to see in the classroom.

While changing negative behaviours to positive behaviours is not easy, the important point to note here is that it is possible; and for it to be possible, the individual must make a conscious, deliberate and self - motivated decision to change their thinking and behaviour from negative to positive.

The author says that «while changing negative behaviours to positive behaviours is not easy, the important point to note here is that it is possible; and for it to be possible, the individual must make a conscious, deliberate and self - motivated decision to change their thinking and behaviour from negative to positive».

And then we need to think about how we can adopt an authoritative but not authoritarian professional practice, which expects positive behaviours from all students and as a default expects those, so we are expecting positive behaviours, rather than the opposite where we're having to pause a system that deals with negative behaviours, we should the other way expect them.

I believe it will encourage more positive behaviours from men whilst seeking a partner online».

A number of other positive behaviours were seen too.

Surround yourself with people who are supportive and facilitate you in reaching your goals by encouraging and enabling positive behaviours and not negative ones.

Positive behaviours were reported to be much more common than abusive behaviours, however some positive but time - consuming behaviours were notably infrequent.

Mr Salifu Saeed, the Northern Regional Minister said the adoption of positive behaviours that could improve the lives of children, women and the society had been too slow as a result of deep - rooted social and cultural norms.

«Sport should be an opportunity to motivate healthy positive behaviours amongst younger generations, not more drinking».

That's right - positive thoughts are extremely empowering and result in positive behaviours, mood, and actions.

I would hope that an emotionally mature adult doesn't cite fear and / or hope of reward as their primary motivation for socially positive behaviour.

I am always on the lookout for kids» shows that promote positive behaviour.

The traditional approach is to punish such a child — or, more recently, to try rewarding positive behaviour in the hope of modifying the child's attitude.

It's also important to notice and encourage older siblings» positive behaviour with the baby — but Smolkin suggests phrases like «I love that you're being gentle with your new sister,» rather than «You're such a good big brother.»

Promoting messages that encourage positive behaviour change, be it awareness about HIV / AIDS, educating the girl child, gender equity, safe motherhood, hygiene and sanitation or other key social and health behaviours.

I agree with the concept of positive behaviour associated with asset - ownership (although this is not an original ideas), and the possession of a house as providing stability and forming a base on which to make long - term plans (which is also an established idea).

We also need to enable parents to model positive behaviour themselves.