Quiz – Bullying, Teasing and Discipline: A Psychologists Perspective
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Quiz – Bullying, Teasing and Discipline: A Psychologists Perspective
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1. The most important thing to do when bullying is discovered is to act and respond to it
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2. It is not important to understand the reasons underlying the child’s behaviour
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3. Authoritarian parents are more likely to raise bullying children
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4. The first step in addressing bullying behaviour is for all involved with the child to:
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5. Why do kids bully?
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6. If a child is displaying inappropriate behaviour then it is:
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7. Anxiety can:
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8. When understanding the child’s bullying behaviour it is important to consider:
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9. The least likely parenting style to result in bullying behaviour is:
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10. Choose the incorrect statement about handling a situation where a child has hit another child:
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11. A functional behaviour assessment is:
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12. When addressing the child’s bullying behaviour the parent must:
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13. Choose the correct statement: