He behaves better when he is seated on the far side of the room away from the windows. The antecedent condition is the “bright sunlight and the desk position” (Lyons, Ford, & Slee, 2013, p. 151). My personal classroom management philosophy aligns with this theory as I believe it is better to pre-empt a situation and control the behaviours through
individual and management, to identify and address the causes of verbal aggression. This program attempts to understand verbal aggression by 1) identifying the various functions of verbal aggression. 2) identifying the antecedent conditions of verbal aggression. 3) Avoiding the antecedent conditions of verbal aggression. Method Subject The subject, Shirley J., is a 49 year old African American female. Shirley J. has several advanced degrees and is employed as a school psychologist in a metropolitan
Dehumidifier Essay By: Kelvin Cheung 8.2 The dehumidifier helps reduce the amount of moisture and creates dry air of a certain area that this machine is being placed in, so this means that it can be used in many cities that are close to the equator. So the main issue which this technology can solve, are moist environments. And humid air can usually create moulds to grow on walls, and eventually make a person sick. Possible effects and some examples are pain in stomach, heat stroke, asthma or other
The antecedents include nurses being aware, knowledgeable, and accurate when it comes to oral health, and having a positive attitude towards oral care. Along with these things, nurses have to be able to work with others, know how to perform oral hygiene tasks,
Climate change has been happening for many years and it continues to do so. It is a significant change in regards to the distribution of weather patterns over a given time frame such as decades or millennia. In recent times, the climate change is called “global warming” and it has been linked to certain human activities (NRC 2010). This shows that climate change is not limited to biotic factors. In a general sense, these changes have the potential to impact populations and ecosystems due to alterations
For many years, it was believed that the occurrence of surface runoff was primarily controlled by the infiltration characteristics of the ground; whenever the rainfall rate exceeds or surpasses the soil's infiltration capacity, runoff is generated. Horton (1933, 1940) was responsible for some of the early foundational work for this concept and hence the process is referred to as Hortonian runoff. Horton (1943) also recognized that surface runoff rarely occurs on soils well protected by forest cover
Introduction Rhamnus cathartica L., otherwise known as common buckthorn, is a small shrub native to Europe and Asia that was introduced to North America in the 1800’s (Mascaro and Schnitzer 2007). R. cathartica is a deciduous, branched shrub that grows to heights of two to eight meters. Each shrub produces small, black berries containing seeds and bears up to 2000 fruit per tree (Archibold et al. 1997). The seeds are dispersed by fauna, mainly birds, which largely contributes to its accelerated invasion