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Self Regulation

Sensory Systems and Sensory Self-Regulation

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When do children become aware of social demands and develop the ability to change their behavior when a parent asks? 12-18 months
When do children start to develop self-control or the ability to follow others behavior guidelines more often even when caregivers aren't around? 2 years
When do children generalize self regulation strategies used from previous experiences? 3 years
What are the 3 skills under emotional intelligence? -Emotional awareness -Emotion application -Emotional regulation
What is emotional awareness? Ability to identify and name ones own emotions
What is emotion application? The ability to harness emotions and apply them to tasks like thinking and problem solving
What is emotion regulation? Ability to manage emotions
What are common self-regulation programs? -Zones of Regulation -How does your engine run -Alert program
What are the 4 Basic Principles of the Zones of Regulation? -All zones are okay -Zones are defined by feelings and internal states -Behavior is a byproduct of how zones are managed -Context matters
What is a sensory diet? A list of sensory activities to keep a child feeling calm and self-regulated
What is included in a sensory diet? -Frequency of input -Intensity and Duration -Timing -Record behavior changes
What activities can help improve behavior management? -Establish a support coach -Take a break or isolate -Provide choices -Establish therapy rules -Stop talking
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