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The ability of a child to control their emotions and responses, and to react to situations in the context of the expected behaviors, is known as what?
 
  a. guidance
  b. self-regulation
  c. bibliotherapies
  d. consistency

Question 2

What offers children the opportunity to act out their feelings and fears in a safe environment and to practice protection skills?
 
  a. dramatic play
  b. social studies
  c. science
  d. math



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A





 

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