Five elements of a FAB (need for philosophical orientation, description of child's behavior, precipitating factors, hypothesis for explanation, and identifying variables for change) are correlated with five elements of choice theory (choice theory itself, total behavior system, external environment, identifying the unmet need, and developing a plan)...
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(SV) 2. Scholarly Article: "Control Theory." Accession No: EJ616255 Author(s): Toso, Robert B. Title: Control Theory. Source: Principal Leadership v1 n1 p40-43 Sep 2000 Standard No: ISSN: 1529-8957 Clearinghouse: EA537632 Language: English Abstract: Inspired by William Glasser's Reality Therapy ideas, Control Theory (CT) is a disciplinary approach that stresses people's ability to control only their own behavior, based on internal motivations to satisfy five basic needs...
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