Abstract
Rudolph Dreikurs, which is known as the Alderian approach. "When excessive control is used, it's the adult's responsibility to constantly be in charge of children's behavior. Adults must catch children being good so they can give rewards and catch them being bad so they can dole out punishment" (Nelsen, 1987, p. 13). Nelsen advocated using natural and logical consequences instead of rewards and punishments. A natural consequence is ' 124). Post also wrote that a child should not receive praise all of the time, but enough to impress in his mind that people are pleased with his efforts to do well. She noted that we all treasure the memory of some appreciation shown us for something we have done well, and we remember to show this appreciation back to our children.
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