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s.tung

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Directing a meaningful stare toward, or moving closer to, a mildly misbehaving student is an influence technique intended to
 
  a. extinguish the misbehavior.
  b. mildly humiliate the offender.
  c. encourage self-control in the student.
  d. negatively reinforce the student.

Question 2

A teacher creates a relationship with students that best parallels that of a
 
  a. personal friend.
  b. caring manager.
  c. personal therapist.
  d. school social worker.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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