Multiple Choice
Why does punishment tend to be an ineffective way to change a child's behavior?
A) Fear of punishment causes the child to forget the behavior that is being punished.
B) Punishment causes the child to become resentful, leading to disobedient behavior.
C) Punishment interferes with the child's ability to learn what good behaviors are.
D) The learning generated by punishment is non-associative and therefore not long-lasting.
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