When the child is behaving independently and not being bothersome. Do the above periodically, gradually lengthening the time between reinforcements. Use consequences for noncompliance or misbehavior Never give a direction that you are not willing to back-up with consequences. As you attended immediately to compliance, it is also essential to deal with misbehavior immediately. Make a simple, direct statement, without too many steps.
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Remain firm, but as calm as possible. Manage noncompliance in public areas Develop positive behavior and compliance. Attend positively to compliance. A concrete reward may be appropriate. Before entering a public place, review the rules for conduct and have the child repeat them back to you.