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Attitude, Behavior, Conduct, Care & Concern
It is always important to do this before making a pull up
Corrective action given to a resident by the verbal office.
A diverse group of residents
Another person (a witness)
The main hub of comunication
A negative agreement between one or more people
A strong personal belief
Proper way to request something you can not touch
Part of a vocational structure
When one of the 5 cardinal rules are broken
Being told to do something
An inappropriate display of emotions on the floor
Anywhere other than a therapeutic session
Checking back with structure, indicting,asking questions, cleaning up, insuring personal business is taken care of.
Thinking before taking action of saying something
Attempting to disagree, wanting to argue, get the last word or make apoint
Any attempt to talk about or explain what happened after a situation is made
When house is deemed clean
Sarcasm, Street Slang, Culturally Insensitive Statements, Negative Phrases, Sexist Comments
Describing another residents behavior on the floor
Lighthearted, making fun of
Not following the chain of comand
A residents assigned tasks for the day or evening
A record to keep track of persons, an area, or an item
Incorrect response to a Pull-up
A conversation between a male and female resident without an aware female
Anther term for verbal chair.
When two or more residents are hanging out without an older member and before they reach 90 days
Directive used to point someone's attention to potential situations involving personal appearance.
Communication of a situation
Proper way to ask for something you can touch
When any rule, policy, or procedure is not followed
A former
Going to multiple structure members or staff attempting to get a different answer
When a resident follows and older member/upper structure in order to learn the proper procedure

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