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For some inexplicable reason, one of your students spits on the door of your classroom. During the lunch break, you quickly have him eat his lunch, and you then bring him back to the classroom and have him wash the door. Of the following, your actions are best described as:
A) applying a behavioral form of intervention.
B) applying a logical consequence.
C) administering a form of assertive discipline.
D) demonstrating withitness and overlapping.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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