2. 4 Goals of Misbehavior Jeopardy 100 Ways to encourage 500 300 200 400 100 What can parents do? 500 300 200 400 100 Example of misbehavior 500 300 200 400 100 Behavior Scenarios 500 300 200 400

3. Example of misbehavior- 100 Interrupting or forgetting NEXT QUESTION What is the goal of attention?

4. Example of misbehavior - 200 Being rude or giving hurtful looks What is the goal of revenge? NEXT QUESTION

5. Example of misbehavior - 300 Throwing tantrums, begin stubborn What is the goal of power? NEXT QUESTION

6. Example of misbehavior - 400 Quitting easily, not trying What is a display of inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

7. Example of misbehavior - 500 power, attention, revenge, and display of inadequacy What are the 4 goals of misbehavior? NEXT QUESTION

8. What can parents do? - 100 Refuse to fight or give in What should parents do for misbehavior related to power? NEXT QUESTION

9. What parents can do? - 200 work to build trust What should parents do for misbehavior related to revenge? NEXT QUESTION

10. What can parents do? - 300 Don’t give attention on demand What should parents do for misbehavior related to attention? NEXT QUESTION

11. What can parents do? - 400 Notice all efforts, no matter how small What should parents do for misbehavior related to inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

12. What can parents do? - 500 Help child feel loved What should parents do for misbehavior related to inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

13. Ways to encourage - 100 Notice when child contributes What are ways to encourage a child who seeks attention? NEXT QUESTION

14. Ways to encourage - 200 Be as fair as you can What are ways to encourage a child who seeks revenge? NEXT QUESTION

15. Ways to encourage - 300 Notice when child makes wise choices What are ways to encourage a child who displays feelings of inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

16. Ways to encourage - 400 Give choices What are ways to encourage a child who seeks power? NEXT QUESTION

17. Ways to encourage - 500 Notice when child thinks of others What are ways to encourage a child who displays feelings of inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

18. Behavior Scenarios - 100 Joe wants his dad to play a game. Dad has to make a call. Instead Joe and his little brother play the game. During the game, Joe pounds pegs as he moves across the board. Joe also slaps the cards down as he deals. Dad continues to ask Joe to play quieter. What behavior demonstrates the misbehavior goal of attention getting? NEXT QUESTION

19. Behavior Scenarios - 200 Cindy needs $10 for her class trip. After her attempts to save up the money go awaire she takes money from her dads wallet without permission. Her dad finds out and calls her a thief. She yells “I hate you.” What behavior demonstrates the misbehavior goal of revenge? NEXT QUESTION

20. Behavior Scenarios - 300 NEXT QUESTION Saundra wants her friend to spend the night on the weekend she is scheduled to go to her dads house. Her mom tells her no. Saundra begins to get angry and argue with her mother. Finally, her mom shouts, “Oh all right. I’ll call your dad and explain.” What behavior demonstrates the misbehavior goal of power?

21. Behavior Scenarios - 400 Shawn explains to his mom that he is having a hard time in gym. Nobody wants to play basketball with him because he is not good at it. Shawn expresses his inability to play the game to his mom and she replies, “maybe basketball isn’t your game. I’ll talk to the gym teacher.” What behavior demonstrates the misbehavior goal of inadequacy? NEXT QUESTION

22. Behavior Scenarios - 500 Changing your approach What is a way for a parent to improve a child’s behavior? NEXT QUESTION