Quiz on Behaviour Management Techniques

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What is positive reinforcement?

A

Rewarding desired behaviour

B

Encouraging positive actions

C

Punishing negative behaviour

D

Ignoring inappropriate actions

What does de-escalation involve?

A

Increasing confrontation

B

Calming a situation

C

Reducing tension

D

Ignoring the issue

What are triggers in behaviour management?

A

Events leading to challenging behaviour

B

Positive affirmations

C

Rewards for good behaviour

D

Factors causing reactions

Why is non-verbal communication important?

A

Supports individuals with speech issues

B

Always replaces verbal communication

C

Only useful in written form

D

Conveys messages without words

What is a barrier to communication?

A

Clear and concise messaging

B

Language or sensory issues

C

Factors preventing effective interaction

D

Active listening

How can behaviour be adapted?

A

Ignore personal preferences

B

Meet individual needs and preferences

C

Maintain dignity during responses

D

Use a one-size-fits-all approach

What does dignity mean in behaviour management?

A

Respecting individual value

B

Humiliating individuals

C

Ignoring personal feelings

D

Maintaining self-worth

What is a restorative approach?

A

Repairing harm caused

B

Punishing the individual

C

Reflecting on behaviour

D

Avoiding communication

What does effective communication require?

A

Understanding messages clearly

B

Assuming understanding

C

Active participation

D

Monologuing without feedback

What is the aim of this unit?

A

Understanding behaviour management

B

Focusing only on punishment

C

Impact of communication on behaviour

D

Ignoring communication techniques