Redirecting

Multiple Choice

When someone redirects you, what should you do?

• Ignore them

• Listen and try the suggested change

• Get upset

• Argue back

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of redirection?

• Yelling at someone for spilling water

• Guiding someone to move water away from their homework

• Taking away their pencil without explanation

• Making someone sit in timeout for no reason

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of redirection?

• Make you feel bad

• Help you make better choices

• Punish you

• Ignore your behavior

Open Ended

How did the teacher's action help Jamal succeed?

Open Ended

Was this an example of redirection or punishment? Why?

Multiple Select

Match the scenario (Column A) with the type of response (Column B). 1. Teacher asks you to use inside voice. 2. You are about to touch a hot stove. 3. Asked to wait your turn in a game. 4. Told to raise your hand before speaking.

• A. Redirection

• B. Punishment

• C. Both A and B

• D. Neither A nor B

Multiple Choice

Positive punishment works by:

• Adding an unpleasant stimulus to decrease a behavior

• Removing a pleasant stimulus to decrease a behavior

• Adding a pleasant stimulus to increase a behavior

• Removing an unpleasant stimulus to increase a behavior

Multiple Choice

What does punishment aim to do in operant conditioning?

• Increase a behavior by adding a pleasant stimulus

• Increase a behavior by removing an unpleasant stimulus

• Decrease a behavior by adding an unpleasant stimulus

• Decrease a behavior by removing a pleasant stimulus

Open Ended

In the context of classroom management, how does redirection help students? Provide specific examples from the scenarios given.

Multiple Choice

Match the following scenarios with their appropriate redirection responses: 1. Teacher asks you to use inside voice 2. You are about to touch a hot stove 3. Asked to wait your turn in a game 4. Told to raise your hand before speaking

• A. Redirection

• B. Punishment

• C. Ignoring

• D. Encouragement

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a form of positive reinforcement?

• Praising a student for answering a question correctly.

• Giving extra playtime for good behaviour.

• Removing a privilege for not following rules.

• Offering a treat for completing chores.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to deliver positive reinforcement immediately after the desired behaviour?

• To confuse the individual about which behaviour is being reinforced.

• To ensure the individual associates the reward with the desired behaviour.

• To make the individual wait and increase their patience.

• To decrease the effectiveness of the reinforcement.

Multiple Choice

What is positive reinforcement in the context of ABA strategies?

• A technique used to decrease unwanted behaviours by removing a stimulus.

• A method to increase desired behaviours by providing a reward.

• A strategy to ignore unwanted behaviours until they stop.

• A way to punish unwanted behaviours to reduce their occurrence.