Question

Subject:EC230/EEC2225 Section 1 Guiding children's behavior. But I chose psychology to be easy. I need this answer by today.

Jana is a 4-year old girl. During the summertime, Jana's mom works from home in order to provide childcare for Jana and her older sister, Jolena, who is seven. Over the past few months, Jana has been displaying some challenging behaviors: She talks a lot and ignores any and all requests to be quieter or stop talking. She climbs on top of tables and counters and it seems she is always getting into something, even when told not to. She often laughs because she thinks it's funny when the adults get frustrated with her. It's a new school year and Jana is returning to the home daycare that she attended during the previous school year. The daycare provider has noticed that those behaviors persist in the home daycare setting. In a 1-2 page paper, given the information provided above, address the following: Discuss what you think might be going on with Jana, in general, and give at least two (2) reasons that you think might be causing her to behave this way. Choose two developmental domains (PILES) that you think she needs some support with. Explain why you chose those domains and how you would help Jana out with regard to those areas.

Answer 1

1.Jana, who is a 4year old child is facing some behavioral problems. As stated in the case, she often used to talk more and often laughs without any proper reason. She is quite ignorant and inattentive also as she doesn't listen what others are saying and does what she was not supposed to do. These abnormalities are quite common in children between 6 years old.

2.In my opinion she is in developmental stage and needs moral and emotional support from parents. This is a crucial stage of life as child learns from others, start communicating with others. According to me, Intellectual and emotional models of the child development shall be required for Jana. Because Jana's intellectual development has not done yet or probably less developed. She does not know what is right or appropriate behaviour. Her thought process might be not yet developed. Similarly she is yet to connect emotionally with others, particularly with her elder sister and other family members. Hence she need both intellectual and emotional support for her growth.