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Sheila frequently laughs out loud at inappropriate times during class discussion. She likes the reaction of her students and her teacher when they look at her and scold her to be quiet. Her teacher ignores these outbursts and also advises the students to ignore those who interrupt discussion. To eliminate Sheila's behavior, her teacher is using:


◦ extinction.
◦ peer confrontation.
◦ peer interaction.
◦ punishment.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 18, 2019
extinction.


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