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geoffrey

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The positive practice portion of dry-bed training focuses on
 
  a. urinating in the bathroom.
  b. changing pajamas and the bed.
  c. building bladder control.
  d. establishing associations.

Question 2

According to the behavioral model, behaviors are the direct result of
 
  a. uninfluenced decisions.
  b. present conditions.
  c. genetic factors.
  d. developmental experiences.



sultansheikh

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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