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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"reprimands"”.
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Matching Equation: Teacher Rates of Praise and Reprimands
<p>Previous matching equation literature has demonstrated variability in student behaviors matching onto available reinforcement rates. While some studies have found that student on-task behaviors matched contingent teacher attention around half the observations (Martens et al., 1990), other …
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Suppressive effects of a stimulus correlated with reprimands for automatically-maintained eye poking.
A functional analysis, conducted to assess the variables maintaining the chronic eye poking of a female diagnosed with profound mental retardation, indicated that the behavior persisted in the absence of social contingencies. A procedure was initiated in a training environment in which a punisher …
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Mediated Generalization of the Effect of Reprimands Across Two Topographies of Self-Injury
… treatment sessions. Results indicated that the reprimands were effective in decreasing both behaviors. In addition, when skin picking resulted in reprimands, eye poking also decreased. However, when reprimands were contingent on eye-poking, the effects did not appear to generalize to …
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Staff constructions of the rule-violating behaviour of the institutionalised delinquent child
… affect staff decisions with regard to the reprimands they use to manage the rule-violator and whether subgroups of staff differ in this respect, were examined. The Ingrid 72 computer programme was used to analyse the results. It was found that the constructs, Lazy/ Unmotivated and …
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Staff constructions of the rule-violating behaviour of the institutionalised delinquent child
… affect staff decisions with regard to the reprimands they use to manage the rule-violator and whether subgroups of staff differ in this respect, were examined. The Ingrid 72 computer programme was used to analyse the results. It was found that the constructs, Lazy/ Unmotivated and …
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Staff constructions of the rule-violating behaviour of the institutionalised delinquent child
… affect staff decisions with regard to the reprimands they use to manage the rule-violator and whether subgroups of staff differ in this respect, were examined. The Ingrid 72 computer programme was used to analyse the results. It was found that the constructs, Lazy/ Unmotivated and …
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Evaluating the Effects of an Independent versus Interdependent Reinforcement Contingency on Teachers' Use of Behavior Specific Praise
… as well as, behavior specific and general reprimands were evaluated during baseline and treatment phases. Data were also collected on students’ levels of academic and disruptive behaviors. Both the independent and interdependent conditions resulted in higher frequencies of behavior specific …
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A Punishment-free, Toilet-training Protocol for Children with Developmental Disabilities
… disabilities. Positive practice and verbal reprimands were eliminated, and reinforcement, scheduled sits, and a urine alarm were utilized. Data were collected on the number of intoilet urinations, urinary accidents, and self-initiations. Results show that both participants exhibited …
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Impact of the Implementation of Class-Wide Function-related Intervention Teams on Adolescent Student Behavior
… praise statements and decreasing teacher reprimands </p> <p>Teachers and students were recruited for participation from a middle school represented by students from diverse ethnic backgrounds and low socio-economic status. Four classrooms were selected for inclusion. Three of the four …
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The Effects of Real-Time Visual Performance Feedback Using a Tier Approach for Increasing Behavior Specific Praise on Teachers
… use of BSP and decreasing the number of reprimands delivered.</p>
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Consultation as a vehicle for increasing novice teachers' use of evidence-based classroom management strategies
… opportunities to respond, precorrections, reprimands, and time spent teaching and decreased student disruptive behaviors. Overall, both student teacher and student behaviors were positively impacted by participation in the Classroom Check-up consultation model.
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Examining the mediating role of teacher-related variables on the relationship between classroom management and student social--emotional and behavioral risk
… praise and student SEB risk and (b) teacher reprimands and student SEB risk. Teacher self-efficacy mediated the relationship between three classroom management practices (i.e., praise, reprimand, and communication) and student SEB risk. Close teacher-student relationships mediated the …
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The effects of a social and emotional learning curriculum on the academic achievement of high school students
… became cooperative with very few misconduct reprimands noted.</p>
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Career-Threatened Principals: Virginia Superintendents' Views
… principals were more likely to receive verbal reprimands as an intervention strategy than female principals. Those competencies receiving the lowest mean scores for these career-threatened principals were solving problems, making decisions, flexibility, delegating responsibilities, developing …
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The perceptions of stakeholders regarding the disciplinary system in a South African school
… schools across the nation rely on suspensions, reprimands, withholding of privileges, and/or expulsion as the means of discipline. Unfortunately, these reactive procedures only help a small number of children learn to comply with general expectations and are insufficient for many students who …
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How do 6 - 8 year old children conceptualise the idea of wellbeing in their school context? A study of young children's ideas about wellbeing in a faith school in England.
… a belief in God as a protector. Concerns about reprimands and peer teasing resulting from low academic attainment were found to diminish feelings of wellbeing. The significance of this study is that it informs our understanding of how a school’s particular ethos can have a considerable impact on …
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A Study of Two Urban Middle Schools: Discipline Practices Used to Control Disruptive Behavior of Students
… nation rely on suspensions, loss of privileges, reprimands, and or expulsion as means of discipline. Unfortunately, these reactive consequences only help a small number of children learn to "comply with general expectations" and are insufficient for many students who exhibit more challenging …
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Exploring lived experiences of COVID-19 survivors within their communities in Lusaka, Zambia.
… humiliation, blame, condemnation, rejection, reprimands, and prejudice while forms of discrimination included avoidance, deprivation, isolation, neglect and abandonment. In terms of support, survivors received encouragement, love, care and warmth. The study's findings thus supported the …
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Exploring lived experiences of COVID-19 survivors within their communities in Lusaka, Zambia.
… humiliation, blame, condemnation, rejection, reprimands, and prejudice while forms of discrimination included avoidance, deprivation, isolation, neglect and abandonment. In terms of support, survivors received encouragement, love, care and warmth. The study's findings thus supported the …
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Evaluating organizational response to a cognitive problem: A human factors approach
… the control of the individual, methods such as reprimands and re-instruction are often administered to "motivate" individuals to not commit errors. Similarly, praise is often administered to encourage the continuation of appropriate behavior. A systems perspective, however, would argue that a …
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