Punishment and Child Development

What is punishment described as in the learning material?

• A reward for good behavior.

• A penalty for a wrong doing.

• A method for teaching skills.

• A way to encourage creativity.

According to the learning material, what does punishment force a child to do?

• To learn from mistakes.

• To become more independent.

• To obey out of fear.

• To understand consequences.

Which of the following is NOT one of the things a child learns from punishment as per the learning material?

• RESENTMENT

• REVENGE

• RETREAT

• RESPECT

What negative trait does the learning material suggest a child might develop as a result of punishment?

• High self-esteem

• Sneaky behavior

• Honesty

• Confidence

Which of the following is considered a form of physical punishment?

• Teasing

• Slapping

• Insults

• Laughing at

Which of the following is a form of emotional punishment?

• Hitting

• Shaking

• Humiliation

• Pinching

What is the goal of discipline according to the learning material?

• Punishment

• Self-control

• Strictness

• Fear

How should discipline be applied according to the learning material?

• Inconsistently

• As rarely as possible

• Fairly and consistently

• Only when the child disobeys

What does a child learn through discipline?

• To ignore rules

• To be responsible for their actions

• To challenge authority

• To be independent

According to the learning material, how often should discipline be used?

• Only once

• As often as needed

• Never

• Only in extreme cases