Question

Design a program for learning principles practices (LPP) clients who are parents who have a child that “talks back” and make negative comments to them. Detail what you would do first in this program.  What procedures would you be likely to use?  How will you assess if the program is working?  Explain.

Answer 1

It is slightly tough to deal with a child who talks back and makes negative comments to his parents. Such kids require strict vigilance to them in order to bring them back on the right track. This can begin by first trying to act sweet with them, beginning a conversation with them and try to talk about topics they like. Then as the conversation gets more intriguing but discussing in details about their habits and how kids who displayed such habits in the past have had bad consequences later. They are children and we will have a way out to mould them. We have to treat them with care show more smartness and care while talking to them. We need to spend all our time and attention at them in this way they will feel cared and would improve. The best way to check for the progress is to talk to these kids's parents and ask if they saw any change in their behaviour pattern. They will be the best to comment. We will also be able to make ou the changes in them while conversing with them.