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You have several students with learning disabilities in your class, and you want to help them improve their reading skills. From the perspective of attribution theory, you should:
A) punish them when they don't read as well as they are capable of reading.
B) help them discover that they can improve with effort and practice.
C) remind them how important reading will be for their success in life.
D) reinforce them when they demonstrate proficiency in reading.

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