Quiz 3- Guiding Children's Behavior

A child who shows self regulating behavior has internal control of behavior and mostly needs adult permission and supervision.

• True

• False

Internalization is the highest form of self regulation.

• True

• False

Positive consequences are used to increase the likelihood that children will repeat the undesirable acts and behave appropriately.

• True

• False

Authoritative style resorts to coercive discipline strategies that require obedience and taking control over children's actions.

• True

• False

Permissive teachers are high in control and high in nurturance.

• True

• False

Chronic stress can subside suddenly depending on how the child appraises the event or how to deal with the event.

• True

• False

Children with high self-esteem are competitive.

• True

• False

An authoritarian caregiving style most likely helps children develop healthy self- esteem.

• True

• False

Stress is a feeling and not a behavior.

• True

• False

Aggression and anger are behaviors that are learned and resistant to change.

• True

• False