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Four-year-old Michael pushed his sister, age two, away from his toy truck and she fell and began to cry. He proceeded to play calmly with the truck. His mother, crouched down at his level and said, “You pushed Sarah, how do you think it makes her feel?” This parenting technique is known as
a.   rewarding children for positive behavior that is inconsistent with negative behavior.
b.   inductive reasoning.
c.   reducing opportunities for misbehavior.
d.   using mild punishment.

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