Jeda Character Analysis

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Goal 1: Jeda will improve her impulse control.

• Jeda was sleep when the QP arrived for the session; however, Jeda’s mother woke her up to engage in treatment.
• Jeda’s mother commented she was supposed to work today; however, she decided to call out of work, so she doesn’t go back until Wednesday.
• Jeda’s mother reprimanded Jeda for putting on the same clothes she had on Monday when the QP met with him in additional Jeda did not wash up or brush her teeth.
• Jeda accepted redirection and went back into her room and changed her clothes.
• Jeda commented receiving rewards that she like will encourage her to behave, but she has to receive the rewards all the time not just when her mother has money.
• Jeda listened as the QP shared everyone is motivated by rewards.
• Jeda shared what
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• Jeda made slight progress with improving her impulse control, as indicated by Jeda creating a reward jar to motivate her not to steal and communicate honestly with others.

Goal 2: Jeda will manage her anger.

• Jeda’s mother and grandmother reported Jeda has been doing well since Monday and she has not had any major issue.
• Jeda commented she knows what it takes to run a home such as cooking, cleaning, and taking care of the kids.
• Jeda’s grandmother shared Jeda has been put in certain predicaments where has had to take care of the house, but Jeda’s mother stated Jeda has helped her out when she is experiencing difficulties; however, she still has to go back over the chores Jeda does.
• Jeda listened as the QP shared the benefits of doing chores and helping around the house.
• Jeda reflected on researching showing kids who do not have to do chores or help around the house were more likely to be self-centered and at a greater risk for

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