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How To Evaluate Maunica's Behavior

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Maunica responded well to the intervention. Maunica continues to make progress towards her goals. Maunica stated, miss placing someone else belongings, things they say, keeping promises, and hurting someone physically and emotionally. Maunica stated, lie, denies, put thing off, blame and ignore. Maunica was able to correctly complete the assignment. Maunica stated outcome is consequences such as punishment and losing privileges for behavior and action, enablers are people who encourage the behavior, such as a child stealing in front of his parent and not being told he is doing something wrong, thinking error is, when a person does not get what they want , they think they have the right to yell and scream, new ways of thinking, is learning new

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