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This dissertation "Challenging Behaviour in Children with Autism" focuses on the problem of challenging behavior among autistic children and the effectiveness of techniques like social stories in developing behavioral skills.... Parents, instructors, and also psychologists have practiced a variety of instructional methods and techniques for improving behavioral disorders among children with autism....
22 Pages
(5500 words)
Dissertation
CPS Program teaches the critical thinking skills children require to solve problems on their own.... ow Here, students are helped to solve problems on their own by using real life situations and using fun and exciting methods such as using colorful pictures, puppets etc.... This cycle includes identifying and defining the problem, generating solutions, organizing information about the solution, allocate the required information to solve the problem, monitor the progress towards solving the problem and finally evaluating the success of the solutions taken....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Research Paper
Results showed that: a) the trained preschool children gained in ICPS skills more than controls, b) there is a direct link between gains in ICPS skills and observed impulsivity and inhibition, and c) parents who best learned the problem solving approach to discipline (allowing the child to use his/her newly acquired ICPS skills to solve a problem) had children who most improved in the trained ICPS skills and behavior.... While both groups improved in behavior problem scores (aggressive and antisocial behaviors), conduct problem scores, and school achievement, the ICPS group had better effects on all measures, as well as in their cognitive ability to solve typical interpersonal problems....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
Research Paper
Although, Juvenile Justice cannot have an influence on the degree of over-representation alone, it is essential to avail programs and services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander juvenile offenders that minimize their re-offending and heighten their capacity to effectively re-integrate in the community (Graycar & Grabosky, 2002).... This yields to the breakdown of effective social control in the community, which undermines the capability to act communally....
19 Pages
(4750 words)
Essay
The current paper presents three different strategies on curbing anti-social behavior, including punishment, the Webster-Stratton approach, and juvenile rehabilitation and presents the methodology including a discussion of qualitative and quantitative research.... ... ... ... In the UK, there is the decision to use punishment more readily and for longer sentences and thus putting to ever-more restricted and harsh regimes is quite easy to make in Britain....
37 Pages
(9250 words)
Term Paper
inally behavioural observation are used as assessment techniques to study refusal behaviour amongst school children and the method is to rate the child's behaviour even before he goes to school.... They are also socially adjusted with other students at school or neighbourhood which gives them a positive sense of belonging to the school community.... Some school avoidant behaviours may be associated with severe depression (Kearney, 1993).... ithin the healthy and mixed families, relaxation training, systematic desensitization, and encouraging to return to school, whether gradually or suddenly, are effective techniques in treating school refusal behaviours among children....
18 Pages
(4500 words)
Literature review
(Lambert and Bergin, 1994) Identified three counselling techniques that therapists can use to solve their clients issues.... If customers expect therapy to solve their problems, then the probability of their problems being solved is heightened.... Alternatively, if clients don't expect therapeutic counselling to solve their problems, then the likelihood of their problems being solved is reduced.... Since the client is dealing with addiction, behavioural therapy is more suited to solve his/her problem....
8 Pages
(2000 words)
Essay
Similarly, to educate and change attitudes of indigenous Australians on the danger of sexually transmitted disease and reduce unplanned teenage pregnancies in the community, the “Snake Condom” campaign was promoted through social marketing approaches such as print, poster, television, and radio advertising (Thornley & Marsh, 2010).... In health promotion, the marketing campaign is developed to solve health problems through marketing better attitudes and a healthier lifestyle....
9 Pages
(2250 words)
Literature review