Mrs. Pesota is teaching a science lesson. During the lesson one of the students passes a note to another student. The student reads the note and starts to laugh. Soon the students around the laughing student ask to see the note. Eventually, the entire class is off task. Mrs. Pesota begins to shout at the students to be quiet and listen. According to Kounin, Mrs. Pesota did not display
a. withitness
b. avoiding satiation.
c. valence.
d. lesson momentum.
A
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