Understanding Consistent Behaviour

What does consistency refer to in behaviour?

• Acting in the same way over time

• Reacting unpredictably in different situations

• Changing behaviour based on circumstances

• Ignoring feedback from others

How does inconsistent behaviour affect relationships?

• Strengthens trust and reliability

• Leads to confusion and mistrust

• Encourages open communication

• Has no impact on relationships

Which of the following is a characteristic of consistent behaviour?

• Adapting quickly to new ideas

• Frequent mood swings

• Predictability in actions

• Ignoring rules and guidelines

In terms of behaviour, what does it mean to be inconsistent?

• Being reliable in communication

• Following a routine without fail

• Maintaining the same mood in all circumstances

• Displaying different behaviours in similar situations

Why is consistency important in establishing trust with others?

• It shows unpredictability

• It demonstrates reliability and predictability

• It encourages spontaneous decisions

• It has no effect on trust

Which of the following best describes consistent behaviour in the workplace?

• Meeting expectations and deadlines reliably

• Rarely communicating with team members

• Frequently changing work methods

• Ignoring deadlines

How can inconsistency in behaviour impact personal well-being in children and adults?

• Encourages independence and self-reliance

• Leads to a stable and predictable environment

• Promotes a sense of security

• Can cause confusion and insecurity

What role does consistency play in forming healthy habits?

• It makes habits less likely to stick

• It discourages routine and discipline

• It is crucial for establishing and maintaining routines

• It is not necessary for habit formation

How does consistent behaviour contribute to long-term success?

• By making it difficult to adapt to new situations

• By building a foundation of reliability and trust

• By preventing the formation of good habits

• By encouraging frequent changes in strategy

What are all learners expected to adhere to in class?

• Respect and follow class guidelines

• Ignoring class rules

• Frequent tardiness

• Use electronic devices at all times