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The Behavior Management Flow Chart: a component analysis of behavior management strategies
1Department of Psychology, Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic 06226, USA. danforth@ecsu.ctstateu.edu
Clinical Psychology Review
|April 17, 1998
Summary
This study presents a Behavior Management Flow Chart, a visual tool synthesizing research for managing disruptive child behavior. It offers practical strategies for adults to address misbehavior effectively.
Area of Science:
- Child Psychology
- Behavioral Science
- Educational Psychology
Background:
- Child behavior management is complex, with diverse research findings.
- Existing models may not fully integrate all relevant research variables.
- A need exists for a cohesive, practical framework for managing disruptive behavior.
Purpose of the Study:
- To synthesize child behavior management research into a practical tool.
- To develop a task analysis of effective behavior management strategies.
- To create a visual flowchart for training adults in behavior management.
Main Methods:
- Systematic review of representative published child behavior management research.
- Conducting a task analysis of identified behavior management strategies.
- Developing a visual Behavior Management Flow Chart based on the analysis.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive Behavior Management Flow Chart was developed.
- The flowchart visually depicts actionable strategies for managing disruptive child behavior.
- The research synthesizes diverse findings into a cohesive unit.
Conclusions:
- The Behavior Management Flow Chart provides a unified model for child behavior management.
- It serves as a practical training tool for adults.
- The model addresses the integration of various research variables for effective intervention.
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