Three of the following statements are consistent with the textbook's recommendations regarding the effective use of reinforcement to motivate children. Which statement does not reflect the textbook's recommendations?
a. Make sure all children have a reasonable chance of earning reinforcers.
b. Point out that a reinforcer shows that a child has made considerable progress.
c. Use concrete reinforcers even when children are intrinsically motivated to learn.
d. Teach children strategies that can help them wait patiently for reinforcers that will be given later in the day or week.
C
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