Sunday, December 8, 2013
Behavior Chart
Behavior charts focus on correcting specific behaviors by using positive and/or negative reinforcement. First, the specific behaviors must be understood and discussed. Next, the counselor and client must come up with a rating scale and clearly state the desired behaviors and when monitoring will occur on the behavior chart. After creating the chart, then the counselor and client decide what the consequences will be and how the client will earn them. I think this technique would be effective when trying to diminish negative behaviors in a classroom setting, such as students speaking without raising their hands. This is a great way to reinforce positive behavior.
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