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strangeaffliction

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Research suggests that children may become aggressive and defiant kindergartners when their parents use harsh and negative discipline styles when they are toddlers. One effective way to help reduce this tendency toward aggression is for parents to:
 
  a. ignore the aggressive behaviors until they are extinguished.
  b. learn effective ways to play spontaneously with their children.
  c. provide consistent swift punishment, such as spanking.
  d. teach children problem-solving strategies that help them mediate conflict.

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A toddler who wants a toy that another child is playing with is most likely to engage in:
 
  a. altruistic empathy.
  b. instrumental aggression.
  c. proximal empathy.
  d. reactive aggression.
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strangeaffliction

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)

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