A nurse is preparing a program for a parent group about various techniques that can be used to manage behavior. What would the nurse be least likely to include?
A) Focus the child's attention on the negative behavior.
B) Set limits with the child for responsible behavior.
C) Ignore inappropriate behaviors.
D) Provide positive feedback for self-control efforts.
Ans: A
Behavior management techniques include redirecting the child's attention when needed, setting limits for responsible behavior, ignoring inappropriate behaviors, and providing praise and positive feedback for the child's self-control efforts.
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