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How can I change the behaviour of my child with ADHD? What are the basic principles of behaviour modification?
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Written by: Martin Winkler
First version:
22 Jul 2008.
Latest revision:
08 Nov 2009.
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How can I change the behaviour of my child with ADHD?
What are the basic principles of behaviour modification?
Answer:
The famous American ADHD expert Russel Barkley emphasizes the need for immediate positive consequences in the behaviour modification of ADHD children.
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Use more immediate consequences
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Use a greater frequency of consequences
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Employ more salient consequences
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Start incentives before punishments
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Strive for consistency
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Plan for problem situations and transitions
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Keep a disability perspective
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Practice forgiveness
This is very hard to achieve - especially if one or both parents are also affected by ADHD.
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