WorksheetsBehavior Management Pre Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 30mins
All behavior is
Driven by trauma
Communication
Challenging
Important
Challenging behavior says: (Check all that apply)
I don't know what else to do!
This works for me!
This is the fastest way to show you what I want!
I am overwhelmed by my emotions right now.
I have unmet needs.
Active listening is not:
Giving the speaker total and complete focus
Giving eye contact and having a friendly and open expression on your face
Listening closely & withholding judgment
Explaining when is an appropriate time to share thoughts.
Proactive people focus primarily on responding to problems when, and if, they occur.
True
False
Rules are set and taught through explanation, demonstration, practice, and corrective feedback.
True
False
Discipline works best if it provides unpleasant consequences when people misbehave.
True
False
Proactive prevention of the behavior
Reduce
Substituting desired behaviors
Replace
Acknowledging the desired behavior
Reinforce
A predetermined reaction
Respond
"You have five more minutes until it's time to go home" is an example of
Distraction
Logical Consequences
Prompting
Rerouting
"You have been running in the office a lot today, so we're going outside where you can run safely" is an example of
Do It Again
Prompting
Rerouting
Choices
"We will go outside when you have picked up all your toys" is an example of
Choices
Logical Consequences
100 Percent
Do It Again
"I know you are feeling sad because you miss your mom. Let's go read a story together" is an example of
Do It Again
Rerouting
100 Percent
Natural Consequences
"I will only listen to you when you use an inside voice" is an example of
Ignoring
Prompting
Choices
Active Listening
"You failed the test because you didn't do any of the homework" is an example of
Rerouting
Logical Consequences
Natural Consequences
Choices
"You can read in the bean bag chair or on the porch" is an example of
Logical Consequences
Prompting
Choices
Rerouting
"Because you were running up the slide, you are done with the slide for today" is an example of
Logical Consequences
Choices
Natural Consequences
100 Percent
"You ran down the stairs. Go back to the top and try it again with walking feet" is an example of
Choices
Rerouting
Do It Again
Natural Consequences
"I notice you have been pinching your brother. Here is a pile of play dough that you can pinch instead" is an example of
Rerouting
Choices
Say It
Ignoring
"Your milk spilled because you were being silly and fooling around" is an example of
Logical Consequence
Natural Consequence
Prompting
Rerouting
"We can't go to the park until your shoes are tied and you are wearing your hat" is an example of
Natural Consequence
Logical Consequence
Choices
100 Percent
"It's time to go home! Would you like to hop or tip toe over to the car?" is an example of
Choices
Prompting
Distraction
Do It Again
"You threw the book into the basket. Try it again by gently placing it in the basket" is an example of
Choices
100 Percent
Do It Again
Prompting
"When the movie starts we need to use our whisper voices" is an example of
Choices
Logical Consequences
Prompting
Do It Again
"You colored on the table. Now you need to clean the table" is an example of
Prompting
Do It Again
Logical Consequences
Choices
Identify problems to be fixed
Identify issues with non-adherence
Identify the best goals for the patient
Identify problems from the patient's perspective
Order the steps of Motivational Interviewing
Engage the client by expressing empathy and asking open-ended questions
Focus the client by reaching an agreement on goals for their behavior
Evoke with the client by providing targeted reflections and summarizing their concerns
Plan with the client a way to implement change for a desired outcome
