Allow Jodee to grow out of this "just-right" obsession.
That statement is true.
Negligent torts are not considered as deliberate actions that could be charged as a criminal behaviors, but the result of the actions still resulted in monetary damages.
Examples of negligent torts, irresponsible drivers that crash his car due to surpassing speed limit.
<span>1. hunters pursued their prey across a land bridge into the Americas.
2. the earliest settlers came in search of better farm land.
3. Widespread disease drove the people away from Asia to the Americas.
4. The earliest settlers were escaping widespread war in Asia.</span>
Answer:
The Bandwagon Effect
Explanation:
In Psychology this scenario is an example of The Bandwagon Effect. This is basically the effect that occurs when a group of individuals all state the same information. Regardless of whether or not the information is actually true, it still causes most individuals hearing the information to agree with it or change their minds if they previously did not agree with it. This is a cognitive bias which is mainly the result of peer pressure and/or wanting to be accepted.
The correct answers are B) immediately praise this appropriate behavior, we like to increase the likelihood it will happen again, and C) when praising the behavior use specific praise statements like "I love how you are walking" and "You are so nice and quiet."
You are walking in the hallway after school with your student who is usually screaming and trying to run. He is walking calmly, quietly and right by your side. What you should immediately do is the following: immediately praise this appropriate behavior, we like to increase the likelihood it will happen again, and when praising the behavior use specific praise statements like "I love how you are walking" and "You are so nice and quiet."
What the teacher is doing is to give positive reinforcement to this student that uses to behave childishly. Now, that he is showing a better attitude, the teacher should praise the behavior so the student understands that this kind of behavior is positive, is expected of him, and can be repeated in further occasions.
The other option of the question was A) Ignore the behavior; it is normal, and D)
