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Arii_bell

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An adult removing a child from a situation in which she is being aggressive is referred to as
 
  a. negative reinforcement.
  b. time-out.
  c. incompatible-response technique.
  d. aversive punishment.

Question 2

Research on the relationship of sports participation and teenage girls' self-esteem has
 
  a. been inconclusive.
  b. shown a negative relationship; nonathletes have stronger self-esteem.
  c. shown no relationship of team sports to self-esteem.
  d. shown a positive relationship, with athletes having better self-esteem than nonathletes.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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