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In the Treatment of Long-Standing Self-Injurious Behavior, Punishment Is Often

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In the treatment of long-standing self-injurious behavior, punishment is often ________.

A) ineffective
B) effective
C) effective, but the results are short-lived
D) effective, but a new form of undesirable behavior typically appears

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