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What is one benefit of conditioning techniques on children at home?
They correct
inappropriate
behaviour and discipline
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How does operant conditioning work in the home?
Through
positive and negative reinforcement
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What effect did pocket money have on children's chores according to Gill (1988)?
Increased completion of chores by
20%
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What is the 'naughty step' technique developed by Frost (2011)?
A
method
to
punish
and
reflect
on
behaviour
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How does positive reinforcement contribute to societal welfare according to the argument presented?
It teaches children to be
law-abiding citizens
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What is the role of parental control over rewards in behaviour reinforcement?
It increases positive reward behaviour
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How have conditioning techniques been beneficial in schools?
They control behaviour through
reinforcement
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What did McAllister et al (1969) find about reinforcement in classrooms?
It reduced
inappropriate
language use
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What was the experimental setup in McAllister et al's study?
Two
high school
English classes were compared
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How can classical conditioning improve students' academic performance according to Lefrançois (2000)?
By associating work with
positive
stimuli
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What are the economic implications of using conditioning techniques in schools?
Reduces
costs
of
student exclusions
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How much time is spent on mobile phone-related issues in schools?
About
11
days each
academic year
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What is the conclusion regarding the impact of conditioning techniques on academic performance?
They improve
expected
behaviour and performance
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What are some examples of positive reinforcements used in schools?
Gold stars
,
merits
,
praise
,
house points
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What is ABA as developed by Lovaas (1987)?
Applied behaviour analysis for
autistic
children
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What did Robinson et al (1981) demonstrate with token economies?
Tokens
are exchanged for rewards for good behaviour
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What was the purpose of the 'fun haler' in Chaney et al (2004) study?
To reinforce
asthma medication
use in children
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How do conditioning techniques benefit vulnerable children?
They help shape behaviour for
societal
fitting
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What did Levitt (2010) review regarding financial rewards for children?
They improved children's
academic performance
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What is the societal benefit of better-educated school leavers?
They contribute
positively
to society
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