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On this page we will provide you with How to Use Rewards / Consequences Worksheet. It will help you to use rewards and consequences effectively to shape up your child’s behaviour.

What is the How to Use Rewards / Consequences Worksheet?

Use of rewards and consequences is a technique of behavioural therapy which is used usually with kids to shape their behaviour or to get rid of the undesired behaviour. In technique rewards and consequences are used as reinforcements to shape the behaviour. It is very important to plan ahead before introducing rewards and consequences in a practical setting. You can’t just introduce the concept without planning and thinking about it, this worksheet will give you some tips to follow before using this particular techniques with your kids.

How will the How to Use Rewards / Consequences Worksheet help?

The first step which is involved in planning the reward and consequences worksheet is to identify the unwanted behaviour that you need to be changed. You are supposed to clearly state what is acceptable behaviour and what is not. This worksheet will help you to shape your child’s undesired behaviour by adding rewards for good behaviour and consequences for undesired behaviour. It will help you to introduce healthy habits in your child’s routine and improve his behaviours.

Instructions on How to Use Rewards / Consequences WorksheetWorksheet

Use this worksheet to learn how the principle of reinforcement works when you want to change or shape your child’s undesired behaviour. Follow these tips to effectively use the Reward and consequences principle.

Other  worksheets you may be interested in

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Planning Rewards and Consequences Worksheet

Natural Consequences Worksheet

Conclusion

On this page we provided you with How to Use Rewards / Consequences Worksheet Which hopefully helped you in using  rewards and consequences effectively to shape up your child’s behaviour.

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Resources

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