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What are setting events?
What are setting events?
When people overreact to the usual things in their environment.
The Mandt system teaches that behavior is what people ___ to get and/or get away from something, someone or someplace.
The Mandt system teaches that behavior is what people ___ to get and/or get away from something, someone or someplace.
use
What do caregivers provide when managing themselves?
What do caregivers provide when managing themselves?
A role model
Striving for a ____ outcome resolves conflict in a way that builds relationships.
Striving for a ____ outcome resolves conflict in a way that builds relationships.
What is meant by baseline in the context of relationships?
What is meant by baseline in the context of relationships?
What should be done to address stimulus triggers?
What should be done to address stimulus triggers?
What is the primary response during escalation?
What is the primary response during escalation?
What is the recommended response during a crisis?
What is the recommended response during a crisis?
During de-escalation, what should caregivers do?
During de-escalation, what should caregivers do?
What is emphasized during stabilization?
What is emphasized during stabilization?
What does the hierarchy of needs include?
What does the hierarchy of needs include?
What is post-crisis drain?
What is post-crisis drain?
What are characteristics of a healthy relationship?
What are characteristics of a healthy relationship?
To actively listen to someone who is talking with you, you should ___.
To actively listen to someone who is talking with you, you should ___.
Why is debriefing after a significant incident important?
Why is debriefing after a significant incident important?
What are effective responses when someone begins to escalate?
What are effective responses when someone begins to escalate?
What is anger characterized as?
What is anger characterized as?
When someone is escalating, we should focus on inviting them to ___...
When someone is escalating, we should focus on inviting them to ___...
What is emphasized in Haim Gonott's quote about our role at work?
What is emphasized in Haim Gonott's quote about our role at work?
What is recommended when touching another person for communication?
What is recommended when touching another person for communication?
Which one of the following methods is most likely to get other people to cooperate with you?
Which one of the following methods is most likely to get other people to cooperate with you?
What may cause a person to become stimulated or escalated?
What may cause a person to become stimulated or escalated?
What should caregivers be aware of when working with individuals with trauma histories?
What should caregivers be aware of when working with individuals with trauma histories?
What can individuals with healthy relationships do?
What can individuals with healthy relationships do?
Why can teams succeed?
Why can teams succeed?
When should we address conflict using the crisis cycle model?
When should we address conflict using the crisis cycle model?
What should you do when seeking permission to assist someone?
What should you do when seeking permission to assist someone?
People with significant communication impairments should be understood as often...
People with significant communication impairments should be understood as often...
In order to understand the problems that separate us, we need to check perceptions with each other. We should...
In order to understand the problems that separate us, we need to check perceptions with each other. We should...
What is assertive and authentic communication?
What is assertive and authentic communication?
What does achievement refer to?
What does achievement refer to?
What indicates healthy relationships?
What indicates healthy relationships?
What does safety and security refer to?
What does safety and security refer to?
What is a basic human need?
What is a basic human need?
Match the RADAR components with their meanings:
Match the RADAR components with their meanings:
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Study Notes
The Mandt System Overview
- Setting Events: Situations where individuals overreact to typical environmental stimuli.
- Behavior Purpose: Behavior serves to gain or escape from something, someone, or a situation.
- Caregiver Self-Management: Caregivers must choose their behaviors, affirm feelings, model stress management, and create safe environments.
Conflict Resolution
- Win-Win Outcome: Focus on resolving conflicts in ways that strengthen relationships.
- Compromise: A form of resolution that retains relationships while meeting some needs.
Understanding Behavior Patterns
- Baseline Behavior: Identifying baseline activities that individuals enjoy can support engagement and stability.
- Stimulus Triggers: Recognizing behaviors such as verbal statements that indicate rising tension helps in managing responses.
- Escalation Phases:
- Lower Phase: Individuals may pace and vocalize; caregivers can provide options to de-escalate.
- Higher Phase: Increased intensity; setting behavioral expectations can aid in redirecting actions.
Crisis and De-escalation
- Crisis Management: Maintaining safety with minimal interaction during intense moments.
- De-escalation Techniques: Engaging individuals during cooling-off periods promotes recovery and communication.
Stability and Healthy Relationships
- Stabilization: Post-crisis, active listening aids in processing emotions and establishing accountability.
- Healthy Relationship Traits: Dignity, respect, honesty, and kindness are foundational characteristics.
Listening and Communication Skills
- Active Listening: Involves relaxation, honoring the speaker, and observing cues.
- Debriefing Importance: Analyzing incidents can uncover factors that reduce future conflicts and improve strategies.
Managing Emotional Responses
- Redirecting Escalation: Removing stimulus can help stabilize individuals.
- Nature of Anger: Recognized as a secondary emotion often intertwined with fear or frustration.
Building Trust in Caregiving
- Trauma-Informed Care: Understanding trauma’s impact on behavior aids in building trust with individuals.
- Learning from Mistakes: Healthy relationships foster open discussions about errors, avoiding blame.
Team Dynamics
- Complementary Strengths: Team success stems from each member's diverse skills and mutual support.
Conflict and Perception
- Addressing Conflict Early: Intervening during stimulus triggers minimizes emotional escalation.
- Perception Checking: Comparing personal perceptions can clarify misunderstandings.
Assertive Communication
- Balanced Communication: Striking a balance between assertiveness and respect for others’ rights encourages healthy exchanges.
Needs Hierarchy
- Hierarchy of Needs: Fundamental needs include safety, relationships, achievement, and self-actualization.
RADAR Model
- RADAR Steps: Recognize changes, Assess environments, Decide on responses, Act accordingly, Review outcomes for effectiveness.
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