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Ms. Costello suspects that several of her students cheat on assignments and tests. What actions might she take if she wants to reduce the temptation for students to cheat in her classroom?
A) Assign reasonable workloads that challenge students without causing them to feel overwhelmed.
B) Encourage students to pursue performance goals and keep their grades high to increase the likelihood of acceptance into the university of their choice.
C) Avoid creating an environment of distrust that develops when teachers monitor students closely during tests.
D) Keep pressure on students by maintaining specified time constraints on assignments and tests.

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