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Home / Health and Social Care Qualifications / Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges / Unit 01: Understand behaviour that challenges

Unit 01: Understand behaviour that challenges

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1 Understand behaviour that challenges

  • 1.1 What is meant by the terms: behaviour that challenges, positive behaviour
  • 1.2 Behaviours that may be perceived as challenging: verbal, non-verbal, physical
  • 1.3 The difference between conflict and behaviour that challenges
  • 1.4 The difference between aggression and assertive behaviour

2 Understand the reasons why people present with behaviour that is perceived as challenging

  • 2.1 How behaviour can be interpreted as a form of expression
  • 2.2 How behaviour may be a symptom of something else
  • 2.3 The possible reasons for the behaviour

3 Understand the impact of behaviour that challenges

  • 3.1 How attitudes and lack of understanding can impact individuals
  • 3.2 The impact and effects of the behaviour on the individual
  • 3.3 The impact and effects of the behaviour on others
  • 3.4 How the behaviour may potentially impact own and others feelings and attitudes: short-term, long-term

Individual study guides

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  • 3.4 How the behaviour may potentially impact own and others feelings and attitudes short-term, long-term

    3.4 How the behaviour may potentially impact own and others feelings and attitudes: short-term, long-term

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  • 3.3 The impact and effects of the behaviour on others

    3.3 The impact and effects of the behaviour on others

    Next
  • 3.1 How attitudes and lack of understanding can impact individuals

    3.1 How attitudes and lack of understanding can impact individuals

    Next
  • 2.3 The possible reasons for the behaviour

    Next
  • 2.2 How behaviour may be a symptom of something else

    2.2 How behaviour may be a symptom of something else

    Next
  • 3.1 How attitudes and lack of understanding can impact individuals

    3.1 How attitudes and lack of understanding can impact individuals

    Next
  • 2.3 The possible reasons for the behaviour

    2.3 The possible reasons for the behaviour

    Next
  • 3.2 The impact and effects of the behaviour on the individual

    3.2 The impact and effects of the behaviour on the individual

    Next
  • 2.2 How behaviour may be a symptom of something else

    2.2 How behaviour may be a symptom of something else

    Next
  • 2.1 How behaviour can be interpreted as a form of expression

    2.1 How behaviour can be interpreted as a form of expression

    Next
  • 1.4 The difference between aggression and assertive behaviour

    1.4 The difference between aggression and assertive behaviour

    Next
  • 1.3 The difference between conflict and behaviour that challenges

    1.3 The difference between conflict and behaviour that challenges

    Next
  • 1.2 Behaviours that may be perceived as challenging verbal, non-verbal, physical

    1.2 Behaviours that may be perceived as challenging: verbal, non-verbal, physical

    Next
  • 1.1 What is meant by the terms behaviour that challenges, positive behaviour

    1.1 What is meant by the terms: behaviour that challenges, positive behaviour

    Next

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