Across
- 2. Learning that happens when the results of a behavior affect whether we do it again.
- 4. A family’s social and financial situation based on things like income, education, and work.
- 5. Learning to connect one thing with another because they happen together.
- 6. The emotional response a child may have after going through a very stressful or painful experience.
- 9. Something given or done to make an unwanted behavior less likely to happen again.
- 11. Things that help protect a child from risks and support their healthy development.
- 13. Difficulties with things like learning, paying attention, remembering, or thinking.
- 16. A model that looks at how family, friends, school, culture, and the community can affect a person’s behavior.
- 18. The different ways parents raise, guide, and discipline their children.
- 19. Something that makes a person more likely to do a behavior again.
- 22. Giving a child help as early as possible when a problem or difficulty is noticed.
- 23. Development The way the brain develops and how it can affect a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behavior.
- 24. A theory that explains how a person’s behavior, thoughts, and environment can influence each other.
- 25. The way teachers and students communicate, treat, and respond to each other.
Down
- 1. When changes in brain chemicals may affect a person’s mood or behavior.
- 3. When a person inherits a tendency that may make them more likely to develop certain conditions or behaviors.
- 7. An approach that uses behavior principles to understand and improve a person’s behavior.
- 8. When a child is left out, excluded, or not accepted by other children.
- 10. The conditions and surroundings in school that can affect how a student learns and behaves.
- 12. A model that focuses on the behavior we can see and the things that happen around it.
- 14. A theory that explains behavior by looking at genetics, the brain, and body chemistry.
- 15. Model A model that looks at a person’s motivation, thoughts, and learning to understand their behavior.
- 17. When a behavior slowly stops because it no longer gets the response or reward it used to get.
- 20. A person’s belief that they are capable of doing something successfully.
- 21. Learning by watching how another person behaves.
