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I think parents.com is an website on parenting or at least one that has an tip for parents there. That could be where the answer is found. Its sounds like an good source for you to use and go on for answer.

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What is another word for bad behavior?

Bad behavior or misbehavior can be called misconduct. Similar words are delinquency and mischief.


Is abnormal behavior a misbehavior?

Abnormal behaviour is behaviour that is considered unusual by LOCAL social standards. If you live in a nudist colony, walking about without clothes is neither abnormal nor mischeivous by LOCAL standards, even though it may be both in other areas.


What is the difference between misbehavior and mistaken behavior?

If you mean 'behavioral mistakes', a mistake concerning behavior is simply a mistake. For example, if you mistakenly believed your mother got off work at 4:30 so you placed a call to her cell phone at 4:35, but she worked until 6pm, it would be a mistake rather than a deliberate wrongdoing. Misbehavior, however, often includes 'intent', when someone (often a child or teen) does something they know is wrong or that violates family rules. For example, the Smith family has a 9pm curfew, but the Jones family lets their kids run the neighborhood until 11pm. If a Smith child tries to stay out till 11pm, it would be deliberate misbehavior. However, young children often "misbehave". When a child is very young, before they completely understand and remember rules, he/she may misbehave, but their misbehavior is not always intentional. This is why parents need to start early and continually teach rules and expectations as well as model "good behaviors".


What is meant by misbehaviour in organisational behavior?

Misbehavior in organizational behavior refers to actions or behaviors by employees that violate organizational norms, policies, or expected standards of conduct. This can include things such as disrespecting colleagues, insubordination, dishonesty, harassment, or unethical behavior. Misbehavior can have negative consequences for employee morale, team dynamics, and overall organizational performance.


What is an example of convergent thinking?

An example of convergent thinking is when a group of people brainstorm ideas and then collectively narrow down the list to select the best solution to a problem. This process involves analyzing and evaluating different possibilities to arrive at a single, optimal solution.