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A unit secretary is chronically late returning from breaks. The rest of the secretary’s work is excellent and he is always helpful and supportive of nurses and client families. The nurse manager has discussed the lateness with him, but it has not stopped. Thinking this might be an attention-seeking behavior, the manager decides to use extinction as a strategy. What should the manager do?

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1. Offer the secretary a free lunch if he can go 1 week without being late.
2. Ignore the behavior.
3. Place a large alarm clock in the break room and set it each time the secretary takes a break.
4. Plan to be away from the secretary’s area during his break times.
5. Tell the secretary that one more late return will result in a written critical incident report.

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