The Most Effective Forms of Discipline Encourage Good Conduct by

question 111

Multiple Choice

The most effective forms of discipline encourage good conduct by

• A) building a mutually respectful bond with the child.
• B) warning children that they will be punished if they act immaturely.
• C) letting children know after the fact how to act.
• D) combining firm intervention with a temporary withdrawal of affection.

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Definitions:

Longitudinal Study

A research method that involves observing the same subjects over a long period, often to detect changes or developments in the studied phenomena.

Long-term Memory

A type of memory capable of storing information for a prolonged period, ranging from days to a lifetime.

Short-term Memory

A thinking apparatus of limited scope, aimed at briefly sustaining information pending processing.

Longitudinal Study

A research method that involves observing the same subjects over a period of time, often years or decades.