CFD 1010 Lecture 11: The Use of Induction as

• School: UCM
• Department: Child and Family Development
• Course: CFD 1010
• Professor: Frank R Peterson

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Be sure to call me to let me know if you are going to be late. When you are not here when i expect you, i am concerned about whether you are okay. Do you need a ride home? ; were you in an accident? . Why don"t you pick some flowers from the garden to take to. It pleases her so much to know you thought of her and she loves fresh flowers. Logical consequences do not occur naturally but parents can use these to provide consequences that are logically related to the behavior. Example: if the child spills milk, the parent might ask the child to get a paper and wipe it up. Using punishment: attempt to punish might actually serve as a reinforcement. Example: if the child is misbehaving for attention. In most cases, punishment is not logically related to the child"s problematic behavior.