using instructions like \walk in the house\ or \play with the ball outside\ instead of \dont run\ or \stop…

using instructions like \walk in the house\ or \play with the ball outside\ instead of \dont run\ or \stop playing with the ball inside\ are examples of using what positive guidance technique?\npositive reinforcement\nlimited choices\npositive statements\nreverse attention\nthis is a required question\npeople who are abused as children:\nnever hurt their own children\nare not affected by the abuse\nare more likely to abuse their own children\nare less likely to abuse their own children\nthis is a required question

using instructions like \walk in the house\ or \play with the ball outside\ instead of \dont run\ or \stop playing with the ball inside\ are examples of using what positive guidance technique?\npositive reinforcement\nlimited choices\npositive statements\nreverse attention\nthis is a required question\npeople who are abused as children:\nnever hurt their own children\nare not affected by the abuse\nare more likely to abuse their own children\nare less likely to abuse their own children\nthis is a required question

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. For the first question, positive - statements focus on what should be done rather than what should not be done. Instructions like "walk in the house" are positive statements as opposed to "don't run".
  2. For the second question, research in psychology shows that childhood abuse victims are at a higher risk of repeating the cycle and abusing their own children due to learned behavior and unaddressed trauma.

Answer:

  1. C. Positive Statements
  2. C. Are more likely to abuse their own children