The Strategy for Preventing Misbehavior Consists of Three Parental Objectives

question 4

Multiple Choice

The strategy for preventing misbehavior consists of three parental objectives. Which of the following is NOT one of these objectives?

• A) Changing one's response to the child's unacceptable behavior
• B) Helping the child to become aware of the of the underlying motive for the behavior
• C) Disciplining the child through "time-out's"
• D) Helping the child achieve a sense of belonging through more appropriate means

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