It Is More Effective to Casually Say "Come On, Honey

question 16

True/False

It is more effective to casually say "Come on, honey, put those toys away" than to stop, walk to the child, bend down, look directly into the child's eyes, and say "Sherrie, I need you to put the blocks away now."​

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