Redirecting a Child from What He or She Should Not

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Multiple Choice

Redirecting a child from what he or she should not be doing to something similar that is OK to do is different from distracting him or her in that redirecting involves

• A)physically restraining the child.
• B)using energy in an acceptable way.
• C)preventing the child from feeling emotion.
• D)manipulation and cunning.

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