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Because children often engage in transductive reasoning in the preschool years, teachers should respond to misbehavior by:

▸ providing a reprimand immediately after the event so that the child is able to put the two together.

▸ relying only on rewards for good behavior, never on punishment for misbehavior.

▸ help the child understand how other people might have been affected by the misbehavior.

▸ provide concrete examples of both the misbehavior and appropriate alternatives.

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