According to Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory, which of the following statements is true? ...

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The answer should state that in all domains, but particularly in the social-emotional domain in this context, children will vary in their level of competency among many skills. Skills may include emotional regulation, impulse control, communication, joining in, problem solving, sharing, taking turns, dealing with disappointment, and so on. Strategies include directly teaching the skill, creating games that promote the skill, using puppets or stories whose characters model the skills, engaging the child in role-plays, modeling the skill, pairing the child with a child who is more competent in that skill, and so on.

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The answer should included finding out what were the general circumstances that resulted in guardianship being other than his biological parents, the child's temperament, the child's developmental levels in all areas, the child's interests, history of experiences in group settings as well as family dynamics in general.

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A correct answer will include identifying which essential skills need more support, identifying triggers for the behavior, increasing Talia's awareness of her behavior and it's impact on others, creating games or activities that specifically target those skills, using a problem solving approach, and using symbolic reminders.

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A correct answer will include predictable routines, a balance between predictable routines and novelty, picture schedules, symbolic reminders such as a pretend dimmer switch or footprints on the floor, adults modeling emotional vocabulary and labeling children's emotions, using everyday conversations and stories involving emotional components of experiences, a whisper song, directly teaching relaxation skills and games that require particular aspects of self-regulation.

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