For Punishment to Be Effective with Children

question 290

Multiple Choice

For punishment to be effective with children,

• A)they must be punished on an intermittent schedule.
• B)one parent must be the punisher and the other the reinforcer.
• C)parents should be very clear about what they regard as misbehavior.
• D)it is important that the punishment not be too predictable, that is, if you gave three warnings last time, give only one warning this time.

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