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DOI: 10.2307/327809
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Negative Responses to Teacher Commands: An Effective Teaching Strategy

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“…Reddetme, ilgili zamanda yapılmak istenmeyen bir şeye verilen doğal bir tepkiye işaret etmektedir (Bragger, 1982). "Hayır" diyebilmeye ilişkin reddetme aşamasında bireyden, en uygun sözel ifadeleri ve bunlarla uyumlu vücut dilini kullanarak ilgili talebi, "hayır" deyip kabul etmediğini belirtmesi istenmektedir.…”
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“…Reddetme, ilgili zamanda yapılmak istenmeyen bir şeye verilen doğal bir tepkiye işaret etmektedir (Bragger, 1982). "Hayır" diyebilmeye ilişkin reddetme aşamasında bireyden, en uygun sözel ifadeleri ve bunlarla uyumlu vücut dilini kullanarak ilgili talebi, "hayır" deyip kabul etmediğini belirtmesi istenmektedir.…”
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“…Refusal indicates a natural response to something undesired to be done at the relevant time (Bragger, 1982). An individual is asked to state that he/she does not accept the demand by using the most appropriate verbal expressions and body language consistent with those expressions and to say "no" at the stage of refusal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the ability to say "no" stems from necessity to implement the decision at the stages of refusal and resistance after a decision has been made to put the ability into action (Yılmaz and Sözer, 2018). Refusal indicates a natural response to something undesired to be done at the relevant time (Bragger, 1982). Refusal dimensions is related to whether students can say "no" in response to demands and behaviors that they do not like or find reliable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%