ACHIEVE: Building a Collaborative Relationship with Your Child Quiz

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If you already have a positive, loving relationship with your child, you can immediately jump in to teaching new skills. *

True

False

Rapport, instructional control, and pairing mean: *

He's happy to see you when you get home

Your child associates you and learning with getting the things he likes best

He listens and follows all of your directions

He's willing to sit at the table and work for at least 15 minutes

You should make sure that your child's favorite items are spread around the room so he can be positively engaged when you're trying to build a collaborative relationship. *

True

False

You should spend a few minutes engaged in some of your child's favorite activities before trying to teach him new skills. *

True

False

When building a collaborative relationship with your child you should: *

Avoid demands and give him access to the things he likes best

Engage with your child during his favorite activities

Sit with his favorite items so he comes up to you to get them

All of the above

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