Which of the following would be the best strategy for helping a child develop self-regulations?
a. Consistently talk to the child about her actions.
b. Quickly tell the child “no!” when she misbehaves.
c. Ignore negative behavior until she outgrows it.
d. Tell the child repeatedly that she needs to follow the rules.
e. All of these strategies would be equally effective.
ANSWER: a
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