Ethical and Cultural Issues Arising from the Psychology of Terrorism- 3 Credit Hrs.

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TTTAbb3 - Bullying: Techniques for Dealing with Taunting, Teasing, & Tormenting Post Test

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1.2 How can a student deal with prejudice in bullying?
2.2 One variation of the Expressing Feelings technique involves the use of . . .?
3.2 What are some types of feelings a student can point out by using a question to give the bully time to reflect?

Answers:

A. By looking for ‘golden nuggets of truth\' in the bully’s statement
B. Humor and exaggeration
C. Suspicion, disappointment, distrust, dissatisfaction

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Questions:

4.2 What is the standard approach used with children and adolescents who have learning disabilities?
4.3 What must Interventions provide?
5.2 What is one challenge for the newest generation of sociometric methods?
5.3 What is Deviancy Training?

Answers:

A. systematic opportunities for classmates and teachers to recognize the targeted students as valuable members of their class and school
B. When norms favoring aggression are established and nourished over time
C. To improve assessments of children with high levels of social status so that aggressive and nonaggressive children are accurately identified
D. Social skills training