Behavior Management (eBook)

Norris M. Haynes, Ph.D., is a professor and director of the Center for Community and School Action Research at Southern Connecticut State University. He is also a clinical professor at the Yale University Child Study Center, Yale School of Medicine. Haynes is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and holds diplomate status in the International Academy for Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy.

ForewordRuth ErenIntroductionNorris M. HaynesChapter One: Overview of Learning Theories That Undergird Traditional Behavior Management ApproachesNorris M. HaynesChapter Two: The Seven Step Approach to Behavior ManagementNorris M. HaynesChapter Three: Data Collection and Analysis ProceduresNorris M. Haynes with Nicole ShlomoChapter Four: Behavioral Interventions for Autism: A Brief Review of Two ApproachesMatthew Curry, Nicole Messina, and Nicole ShlomoChapter Five: Response to Intervention and Positive Behavior Intervention and SupportsTaylor Carroll, Randi Lawlor, and Justin PheeChapter Six: Cognitive Behavior ManagementAshley Camera, Kathleen Esposito, and Catherine O’BrienChapter Seven: Social and Emotional Learning and Character Education ApproachesLudmila Rodrigues, Inva Merolli, Jesse Crandall, and Norris M. Haynes Chapter Eight: Yoga with Children: A New Approach to Behavioral InterventionAlysia Tanasi, Cindy Videira, Jenelle Newcomb, and Adriana DiazChapter Nine: Implementing Behavior Management Approaches In Supportive School Contexts: Addressing High-Risk Behaviors Among At-Risk Students Patricia De Barbieri, Joy E. Fopiano, and Norris M. HaynesChapter Ten: Systemic Personalized and Developmentally Appropriate Behavior ManagementNorris M. HaynesIndex