Which of the following is an appropriate OT intervention for conduct disorder?

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It is important to praise or recognize a child when he or she is working on or exhibiting desired behaviors.This recognition should be clear and should label the behavior of the child, for example, "Well done, you are working quietly on the task." This is better than saying "Nice work!" This strategy helps the child feel validated and shapes his or her behavior.
The Cognitive Orientation to Occupational Performance (CO-OP) model provides a framework for involving the child in developing a plan.This model advocates that practitioners help children identify goals (Goal), plan how they will work on it (Plan), carry out the plan (Do), and evaluate their progress (Check).This model is effective for addressing learning issues.

Which of the Following Is an Appropriate OT Intervention for Conduct