Which of the following causes of biting would be considered a subjective reason?
A. The child is trying to get attention.
B. There is a new baby in the child's family.
C. Your program is NOT meeting the child's developmental needs.
D. The environment is too noisy and crowded.
Answer (1)
The subjective reason for biting behavior in children is when it is interpreted that the child is trying to get attention. This interpretation is based on perceptions rather than objective facts. Other options involve observable situations or developmental needs, making them less subjective. ;
