When Parents Use Punishment, They Can Increase Its Effectiveness by

question 119

Multiple Choice

When parents use punishment, they can increase its effectiveness by

• A) using the same punishment regardless of the transgression.
• B) permitting the child to act inappropriately at home but scolding him in public.
• C) being consistent and providing explanations for the punishment.
• D) withdrawing parental warmth until the behavior has been eradicated.

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Definitions:

Fixed Costs

Expenses that do not change with the level of production or sales activity, such as rent, salaries, and insurance.

Cash Break-even

The point at which a business's cash inflows match its cash outflows, meaning the business is making just enough to cover its cash operating expenses.

Capital Intensity

A measure of how much capital is used in the production process, indicating the extent to which a business or economy relies on capital equipment compared to labor.

Production Process

The series of actions or steps taken to manufacture a product from raw materials to the finished goods.