Understanding Consequences

The video explores the concept of consequences, explaining that they are results of actions taken. It distinguishes between positive and negative consequences, using examples like returning a lost dog or not doing homework. The video emphasizes that consequences, often perceived as negative, are intended to teach better behavior. It encourages understanding that adults use consequences to guide children towards positive habits.

What is the main idea behind consequences?

• They are always negative.

• They are rewards for good behavior.

• They are results of actions taken.

• They are random events.

What might you receive if you return a lost dog?

• A high five and ten dollars

• A new pet

• A negative consequence

• A warning

What is a possible consequence of not doing your homework?

• Being praised by parents

• Receiving a good grade

• Getting a new iPad

• Losing iPad privileges

Why do adults often give negative consequences?

• To avoid responsibility

• To make children unhappy

• To help children learn better behaviors

• To punish children

What should you remember when an adult gives you a consequence?

• They are trying to help you learn better behaviors.

• They want to make you sad.

• They are not thinking about your future.

• They are being unfair.