The Positive Effect of Behavioral Contract Techniques on Children's Discipline

The discipline of children who have not been maximized indicates a lack reinforcement the moral and aspects from an early age. This study analyzes behavior contract technique on children's attitudes. research is pre-experimental type One group Pre-test-Post-test. population this was in B, with four as samples were given treatment. sampling used purposive technique. Data analysis through descriptive statistics includes mean, median, mode, standard deviation, variance; inferential include normality, homogeneity, t-test. results Pre-test normality test obtained < (0.381). It accepted, Post-test (0.381) it accepted. homogeneity = 1.8 9.28, categorized homogeneous. Hypothesis t-count 9, smaller than t-table that 2.446. shows H0 rejected H1 finding explains influence techniques discipline. Thus, positively affects child's disciplinary behavior. implies behavioral appropriate alternative to stimulate childhood.