Punishing a Child Tends to Be Most Effective When

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Multiple Choice

Punishing a child tends to be most effective when

• A)a considerable time elapses between a behavior and its punishment,so that the child will have time to reflect on her or his misbehavior.
• B)punishment is accompanied by a short,simple explanation.
• C)the person who punishes is not on good terms with the child,because children tend to ignore punishment from people with whom they have very good relationships.
• D)all of these

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