In Using Praise to Help a Child Develop a Positive

question 103

Multiple Choice

In using praise to help a child develop a positive self-esteem, it is important to remember that praise must be:

• A) verbal, meaning that you must tell the child he or she has done well
• B) physical, meaning that you must hug the child when he or she has done well
• C) realistic, meaning that it should be given only when it is deserved
• D) consistent, meaning that it should be given regardless of how well the child does, so long as he or she has tried hard

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