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Each chapter contains Summary, Research, Critique, Key Terms, Application Activities, and Suggested Readings | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Survey of Attitudes Toward Children | |
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Interpreting the Survey of Attitudes Toward Children | |
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Teacher Variance Inventory III (TVI) | |
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Teacher Variance and School Discipline | |
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Interpreting the TVI | |
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The Background of Teacher Variance | |
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Misbehavior and Schools' Responses | |
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What is Misbehavior? | |
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Issues and Models for Understanding School Discipline | |
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Discipline Codes as a Legalistic Model | |
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Moral Education and Character Development | |
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The Conservative View | |
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The Liberal View | |
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Who is Correct? | |
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Wolfgang and Glickman's Approach | |
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Pupil Control Ideology | |
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Duke and Jones' Organizational Approach | |
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Punitiveness and Teacher Variance | |
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Punitiveness, Authoritarianism and Fundamentalism | |
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Punitiveness as Measured on the SATC | |
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America the Punitive | |
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Teacher Variance | |
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The Basis for Selecting the Five Models | |
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Conclusion and Case Studies | |
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Chris Mike Jameel Juanita | |
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Relevant Journals | |
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Addresses for National Organizations | |
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Behavioral/Cognitive-Behavioral Approach (BCBA) | |
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Underlying Theory | |
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Behaviorism | |
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Cognitive-Behavioral Theory | |
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Assumptions of BCBA | |
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Behavior and Misbehavior | |
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Are Learned Through Reinforcement Behavior and Misbehavior | |
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Can Be Observed, Measured, Predicted and Controlled Through the Use of Reinforcement | |
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Withdrawal or Reinforcement and/or Punishment or Rational Behavior | |
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Reinforcement Is the Most Powerful Shaper of Behavior and Punishment Is the Least Effective | |
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Deterrent to Misbehavior Irrational Thoughts and Feelings Can Be Unlearned | |
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Behavioral/Cognitive Behavioral Diagnosis | |
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Behavioral Diagnosis | |
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Behavioral Treatment/Intervention Techniques | |
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Summary of the Behavioral Approach | |
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Cognitive/Behavioral Diagnosis | |
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Combining Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Approaches | |
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Learning Social Skills | |
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Dealing with Anger | |
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Examples of Behavioral Programs | |
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The Behavior Analysis Program of Follow-Through Red Light-Green Light/Goals | |
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Examples of Cognitive-Behavioral Programs | |
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Myrna Shure's Interpersonal Cognitive Problem-Solving Program | |
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Elias and Clabby's Critical Social-Cognitive Problem-Solving Skills | |
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Summary of Sample Programs | |
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Research and Critique of Behavioral/Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Techniques | |
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Psychodynamic/Interpersonal Approach | |
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Underlying Theory | |
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Psychoanalytic Foundations | |
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Defense Mechanisms | |
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Adlerian Theory | |
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Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory | |
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The Case of Marybeth | |
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Eric Berne's Transactional Analysis | |
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Research Generated Developmental/Interpersonal Theories | |
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Piaget's Stage Theory of Moral Development | |
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Kohlberg's Stage Theory of Moral Development | |
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Assumptions of the Psychodynamic/Interpersonal Approach | |
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Behavior is Strongly Influenced by Inherent | |
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Genetically Programmed Drives and Needs Misbehavior is a Function of Inadequate Defenses | |
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Needed to Control Drives | |
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All Behavior is Purposeful | |
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Preschool Years are Crucial in Determining | |
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School Adjustment Misbehavior is Often the Result of Transgenerational | |
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Patterns of Inadequate or Deviant Parenting | |
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Misbehavior is Almost Always Associated with Low Self-esteem | |
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Psychodynamic/Interpersonal Diagnosis | |
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Analyze Student's Cumulative | |