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Behavior modification:
◦ should be avoided because it is usually a deliberate attempt to manipulate behavior.
◦ works best when the teacher wishes to discourage "undesirable behavior."
◦ is used by teachers every time they smile or frown at something a child does.
◦ is a fairly new theory first proposed by Erik Erikson.

Question 2

Piaget's primary area of interest was the investigation of:
◦ children's emotional development.
◦ the way children pour materials from one container to another.
◦ the zone of proximal development.
◦ children's thought processes.
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