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Which of the following strategies is LEAST appropriate when a center appears to be unsuccessful (excessively noisy, disorganized, children unable to do the activity)?
A) Remove the difficult children from the center.
B) Add something to the environment that will help organize the children's behavior.
C) Modify the activity in progress to be more congruent with children's level of skill.
D) Remove extraneous, irrelevant, or distracting materials.

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Contemporary Clinical Immunology and Serology

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Rittenhouse-Olso, DeNardin

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